The new Nvidia Shield TV (2017) went marked down in the US a month ago after its presentation at CES. What's more, today precisely the same can be said of its more costly kin, the Shield TV Pro (2017). The new Pro model can be yours for $299.99, which is $100 more than the passage level one.
Nonetheless, for that additional money you're getting 500GB of capacity rather than 16GB, and additionally a microSD card space and a microUSB port - neither of which are accessible in the vanilla Shield. The Shield TV Pro ships with the new Shield controller, however the old Shield remote from the last era box for reasons unknown.
The non-Pro Shield (2017) has the new remote packaged, which includes an IR blaster however doesn't have an earphone jack or an implanted rechargeable battery. So what you're getting with the Pro Shield is a remote that has the earphone jack and rechargeable battery, however unfortunately no IR port. It's essential to note that the first Shield and Shield Pro delivered without the remote in the crate, it was a frill that you expected to buy independently. So at any rate we are very brave there.
Something else, the Pro and non-Pro consoles are indistinguishable, both running the most recent variant of Android TV. You can arrange the Pro from Nvidia's online store, Amazon, Newegg, B&H, Best Buy, and different retailers.
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