Apple has unveiled its latest Apple TV 4K, marking the first hardware update for the product line in four years. The device is equipped with the new A19 chip, replacing the A15 Bionic found in the 2022 model. The company also highlights improved wireless connectivity and the integration of Siri AI, which will be available in beta for the second-generation Apple TV 4K and newer versions.
The new hardware includes a Find My tracking feature compatible with the second-generation Siri remote and subsequent models. The 2026 Apple TV 4K is priced at $299. Preorders are currently open exclusively through Apple, with other retailers expected to offer the device in the future. The product is scheduled to be available starting Friday, November 13th.
For users considering alternatives, Apple continues to offer the third-generation 2022 Apple TV 4K in a refurbished condition for $209. This older model retains features such as Thread connectivity, ethernet, 128GB of storage, and HDMI 2.1 support. While the 2022 version remains functional, the A19 chip in the new release is intended to provide longer-term performance stability.
