Streaming devices / Compare

Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022) vs NVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

A

Product A: Amazon

Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022)

71 of 97 known

Change Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022)

Compare the NVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019) with

Search streaming devices

B

Product B: NVIDIA

SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

70 of 97 known

Change NVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

Compare the Amazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022) with

Search streaming devices

All 97 fields

Every value links to where we found it.

Only differences

AAmazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022)

BNVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

General

4 of 8 differ

Series

Fire TV Cube2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Technical details heading identifies the third-generation Fire TV Cube.

SHIELD TV2Press releasenvidianews.nvidia.com/news/future-of-streaming-entertainment-starts-today-with-launch-of-nvidia-shield-tv-starting-at-149Read 7 October 2026Maker launch release identifies the SHIELD TV family and separate SHIELD TV Pro model.

Model numbersiMaker identifiers for this exact model and its listed variants. Excludes sibling models and other generations.

GA5Z9L4Owner's manualdigprjsurvey.amazon.com/csad/help/node/GFAYGLRY3SG69MYNRead 8 October 2026Product Specifications explicitly pairs Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen) with GA5Z9L. AFTGAZL is the developer Build model software identifier and is stored as an alias only. YKF470 and K7Q3MT are remote models and excluded from device model numbers.

P2897, 945-12897-2500-1015Regulatory filingnvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/SHIELD/support/shield-tv/shield-tv-pro-p2897-ce-doc.pdfRead 7 October 2026Maker Pro-linked declaration, EUT Certification Summary page 1 names P2897. Hardware model is shared with 2017. Tegra X1+ / 3 GB / 16 GB and 2019 launch establish retained generation.12Retailer pagebhphotovideo.com/c/product/1512596-REG/nvidia_945_12897_2500_101_shield_tv_pro_hdr.htmlRead 7 October 2026Exact 2019 Pro listing gives manufacturer retail number 945-12897-2500-101. Device regulatory model P2897 is separate and shared with prior hardware.

GTIN / EAN

Not available

81267402303812Retailer pagebhphotovideo.com/c/product/1512596-REG/nvidia_945_12897_2500_101_shield_tv_pro_hdr.htmlRead 7 October 2026Exact US 2019 Pro 3 GB/16 GB listing gives UPC 812674023038, not the 2017 500 GB Pro barcode. Public retailer text was readable through web search.

AnnouncediThe maker's first announcement of this model. This is separate from first retail availability.

28 September 20225Press releaseaboutamazon.com/news/devices/devices-and-services-news-2022Read 8 October 2026September 28, 2022 event entries at 9:51 AM announce the next-generation Cube. 9:53 AM entry states shipping October 25. US launch month 2022-10, corroborated by original reviews published October 25.

28 October 20192Press releasenvidianews.nvidia.com/news/future-of-streaming-entertainment-starts-today-with-launch-of-nvidia-shield-tv-starting-at-149Read 7 October 2026Maker release dated October 28, 2019.

Status

Available2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Exact maker US page continues to offer this third-generation model for purchase. Current availability checked October 8, 2026.

Available12Retailer pagebhphotovideo.com/c/product/1512596-REG/nvidia_945_12897_2500_101_shield_tv_pro_hdr.htmlRead 7 October 2026Exact 2019 Pro US listing read October 7, 2026 states In Stock. Updated $299 listing is not used as launch price.

PredecessoriThe model this one directly replaced, in the same line, tier and size, as the maker or a trusted review names it.

Not available

Not available

SuccessoriThe model that directly replaced this one, in the same line, tier and size. A revision such as a Slim or OLED model does not count when a next generation exists.

Not available

Not available

Launch price (US)iThe maker's US launch MSRP for the stated configuration, excluding tax. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

$139.995Press releaseaboutamazon.com/news/devices/devices-and-services-news-2022Read 8 October 2026September 28 event 9:53 AM Shipping soon entry states 139.99 USD, US launch price for standard bundle. Later price increases and discounts excluded.

$1992Press releasenvidianews.nvidia.com/news/future-of-streaming-entertainment-starts-today-with-launch-of-nvidia-shield-tv-starting-at-149Read 7 October 2026Pricing and Availability gives Pro with remote, 3 GB memory and 16 GB storage for $199. Literal US launch price, excluding tax, not a later price hike.

Launch price (EU)iThe maker's euro launch price for the stated configuration, including VAT as published. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

Not available

Not available

MarketsiISO country or region codes where this exact model or variant is sold. A source page's language does not establish availability.

Not available

US, CA, EU2Press releasenvidianews.nvidia.com/news/future-of-streaming-entertainment-starts-today-with-launch-of-nvidia-shield-tv-starting-at-149Read 7 October 2026Pricing and Availability says available now in US, Canada and select European countries. EU list does not assert every member country.

ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

Not available

Not available

Form factoriA stick plugs straight into the HDMI port. A dongle hangs from its own short fixed HDMI lead. A box stands on its own and connects by a separate cable.

Box1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact table says Cube. Stored as box under the existing schema.

Box9Reviewtomsguide.com/face-off/nvidia-shield-tv-vs-nvidia-shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Design section explicitly describes the 2019 Pro as an angular black box. Tube model is separate.

Video output

7 of 11 differ

Max output resolutioniHighest published video output resolution. Decoder capability and app streaming quality do not establish the output resolution.

3840 × 2160px2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Output/Input resolution supported row lists 2160p, 1080p and 720p up to 60 fps. 4K Ultra HD output establishes the standard 3840 x 2160 raster. Not a decoder-only value.

3840 × 2160px3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Sections 12 and 13 explicitly describe 3840 x 2160 output to a compatible 4K HDMI 2.0/HDCP 2.2 display.

Max output refresh rateiHighest published output refresh rate. Resolution, HDR and connection conditions belong in the source note. This is not a television panel refresh rate.

60Hz2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Output/Input resolution supported row says up to 60 fps at 2160p, 1080p and 720p. No 120 Hz feature inferred from HDMI 2.1.

60Hz3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 13 explicitly permits 4K Dolby Vision at 60 Hz on compatible displays. This is the highest output rate published in these exact-device documents. No lower-resolution maximum is inferred from decoder claims.12Retailer pagebhphotovideo.com/c/product/1512596-REG/nvidia_945_12897_2500_101_shield_tv_pro_hdr.htmlRead 7 October 2026Key Specs explicitly states Max Video Output via HDMI up to UHD 4K at 60.00 fps. Confirms published output maximum independently of decoder limits.

Video output modesiPublished video output combinations. A row records support, not a proved maximum at every lower resolution. Keep HDR, chroma and bit depth conditions in source notes.

AAmazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022)

Height (px)	Refresh rate (Hz)
2160	60
1080	60
720	60

Source2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Published Output/Input resolution supported row records each vertical resolution up to 60 fps. HDR, bit depth and chroma combinations are not separately stated, so those cells are omitted.

BNVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

Width (px)	Height (px)	Refresh rate (Hz)	HDR format
3840	2160	60	Dolby Vision

Source3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 13 explicitly names 4K Dolby Vision output at 60 Hz. HDR bit depth and chroma unstated. Published supported combination, not a lower-resolution maximum table.

HDR formats

HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, Dolby Vision1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact HDR row lists HDR10, HDR10+, HLG and Dolby Vision. App, content and TV support are required.

HDR10, Dolby Vision1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Video Features explicitly names HDR10 and Dolby Vision. Does not imply every app, container or local-file Dolby Vision profile.

Dolby Vision profilesiPublished supported Dolby Vision profiles and levels. Streaming support does not prove local-file support.

4-MEL, 5 (up to Level 9), 8 (up to Level 9), 9 (up to Level 5), 101Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Video codecs Dolby Vision row: 4-MEL, 5, 8, 9 and 10. Levels specified only for profiles 5 and 8 (up to 9), and 9 (up to 5). No level borrowed from a Fire TV Stick table. Local-file support depends on the player.

Not available

HDMI versioniPublished HDMI output revision. A revision does not establish every optional HDMI feature.

2.11Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Connectors / Ports explicitly separates one HDMI 2.1 input and one HDMI 2.1 output with ARC. This field is the output revision. Optional HDMI features are not inferred.

2.0b1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Interfaces table: HDMI 2.0b. No optional HDMI capabilities inherited from the revision.

HDCP version

2.31Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Connectors / Ports row states HDCP 2.3. Retail page separately requires HDCP 2.2 on the connected 4K TV, which is a compatibility minimum.

2.21Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Interfaces table names HDCP 2.2.

HDMI-CEC

Yes8Reviewandroidauthority.com/amazon-fire-tv-cube-3rd-gen-review-3243902Read 8 October 2026December 10, 2022 exact third-gen review explicitly states included remote supports HDMI-CEC for power and volume. Test ran Fire OS 7.6.1.3. Compatible equipment required.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Interfaces table explicitly states CEC support.

Automatic frame rate matchingiCan switch the video output rate to match content. App, operating system and playback restrictions belong in the source note.

Not available

Yes3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 23 explicitly identifies automatic matching in PLEX and KODI. The system Match Frame Rate beta is manually triggered for each video and is not universal automatic matching. Other apps may not support it.

Dynamic range matchingiCan switch the output dynamic range to match SDR or HDR content. App and firmware restrictions belong in the source note.

Not available

Not available

UpscalingiNamed video upscaling modes. Record source resolution and output restrictions in source notes.

Super Resolution Upscaling2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Product description names Super Resolution Upscaling for converting HD content to 4K. No claim that all content or apps improve. HD source and 4K output required for this stated function.

Basic, Enhanced, AI-Enhanced3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 7 names Basic, Enhanced and AI-Enhanced. Original guide limits AI inputs to at least 480p and at most 30 Hz, with RGB excluded. Later maker firmware 8.2 explicitly adds Pro-only 60 FPS AI upscaling, so the old guide limit is not applied to updated Pro firmware.4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026SHIELD Experience 8.2 explicitly states 2019 SHIELD TV Pro adds 60 FPS AI upscaling. Pro update resolves outdated 30 Hz guide.

Video decoding

4 of 4 differ

Video codecsiExplicitly supported video decoding formats. Use names such as H.264, HEVC, AV1 and VP9. Chip capabilities alone do not prove device playback support.

H.265 / HEVC, H.264 / AVC, AV1, VP9, MPEG-2, MPEG-41Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact third-generation decoder table. Does not inherit H.263 or VP8 from older Cubes or Sticks.

HEVC, VP8, VP9, H.264, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, H.263, MJPEG, MPEG-4, WMV9, VC-1, Xvid, DivX1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Maker Video Features publishes all listed decoding formats. Its Format/Container support list additionally names Xvid and DivX video formats. They are stored here rather than as containers. No unpublished Xvid/DivX profile or maximum is inferred. MPEG1/2 and WMV9/VC1 are separated into explicitly named formats. AV1 is not inferred.

Video decode limitsiPublished supported decoding limits. Profiles, levels and playback route matter. Output resolution and service support are separate.

AAmazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022)

Codec	Profile	Level	Height (px)	Max frame rate (fps)	Bit depth (bits)
H.265 / HEVC	Main 10	5.1	2160	60	Not available
H.264 / AVC	High	5.1	2160	30	8
H.264 / AVC	High	5.1	1080	60	8
AV1	Main	5.1	2160	60	10
VP9	2	Not available	2160	60	Not available
MPEG-2	Not available	Not available	1080	60	Not available
MPEG-4	Not available	Not available	1080	60	Not available

Source1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Video codecs rows are decoder limits, distinct from HDMI output/input modes. H.264 explicitly has 2160p at 30 fps or 1080p at 60 fps, High L5.1 and 8-bit. AV1 Main L5.1 10-bit. VP9 Profile 2 at up to 30 Mbps with unspecified limitations. Horizontal pixel counts are omitted where only vertical resolution is published.

BNVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

Codec	Width (px)	Height (px)	Max frame rate (fps)
HEVC	3840	2160	60
VP8	3840	2160	60
VP9	3840	2160	60
H.264	3840	2160	60
MPEG-1	3840	2160	60
MPEG-2	3840	2160	60
H.263	1920	1080	60
MJPEG	1920	1080	60
MPEG-4	1920	1080	60
WMV9	1920	1080	60
VC-1	1920	1080	60

Source1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Video Features gives up to 4K HDR 60 FPS for H.265/HEVC, up to 4K 60 FPS for VP8/VP9/H.264/MPEG1/2 and up to 1080p 60 FPS for H.263/MJPEG/MPEG4/WMV9/VC1. Profiles, levels and bit depth are unstated and omitted. These are decoding claims, not output mode tables.

Video containersiExplicitly supported local playback containers. App requirements belong in the source note.

MP46Reviewcomputerbase.de/artikel/audio-video-foto/amazon-fire-tv-cube-3-gen-test.82507Read 8 October 2026Supported codecs section explicitly reports AV1 videos in MP4 on an NTFS USB drive playing successfully in the integrated media player. Codec, storage route and container combination only. Not a claim for every MP4 codec. Player and firmware versions unstated.

ASF, AVI, MKV, MOV, M2TS, MPEG-TS, MP4, WebM1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Video Features Format/Container row names these containers. Xvid and DivX are not entered as containers. Application and codec restrictions still apply.

DRM systemsiNamed supported DRM systems and security levels. DRM certification does not prove a particular service streams at 4K.

Widevine L1 v11, PlayReady 3.31Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact DRM row lists Widevine L1 v11 and PlayReady 3.3. Secure Media Path note applies to video media only. Does not guarantee service 4K availability.

Not available

Audio

6 of 8 differ

Audio formatsiPublished supported audio formats. Decoder, output and passthrough roles are qualified in source notes.

Dolby MAT, Dolby Digital / AC3, Dolby Digital Plus / EAC3, Dolby Atmos (DDP+JOC and AC4), Dolby TrueHD, DTS, DTS-HD (basic profile), MPEG-H, AAC-LC, HE-AAC, HE-AACv2, AAC-ELD, xHE-AAC, FLAC, MIDI, MP3, Vorbis, PCM / WAV, AMR-NB, Opus1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Audio codecs are input formats and qualified routes. Dolby MAT transcoding applies to streaming apps and HDMI input. MAT input to MAT output is specified for HDMI input. TrueHD, DTS, basic-profile DTS-HD and MPEG-H are passthrough. Other named audio formats are decoder capabilities. PCM/Wave up to 96 kHz, six channels, 16/24-bit is a decoder limit, so output maximum fields remain empty.

Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Atmos, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, WAVE, AMR, OGG Vorbis, FLAC, PCM, WMA, WMA-Pro, WMA-Lossless, Dolby TrueHD, DTS:X, DTS-HD1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Audio table names Dolby Audio formats and supported music/PCM formats. Dolby TrueHD, DTS:X and DTS-HD are passthrough roles, not claimed internal decoding. Output and application support vary.

Audio passthrough formatsiCompressed formats explicitly passed to external audio equipment without decoding. Dolby Atmos support alone does not establish TrueHD passthrough.

Dolby TrueHD (Atmos), DTS, DTS-HD (basic profile), MPEG-H1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact table explicitly names Dolby TrueHD, DTS, DTS-HD basic profile and MPEG-H passthrough. TrueHD Atmos is named in the Dolby row. Compatible player, content and HDMI audio equipment are required. These are current support statements, not guaranteed launch behavior. Full DTS-HD Master Audio support is not claimed.

Dolby TrueHD, DTS:X, DTS-HD1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Audio table explicitly marks Dolby TrueHD, DTS-X and DTS-HD as pass-through. DTS-X surround sound is stated over HDMI. Requires compatible HDMI audio equipment and playback software.

Dolby AtmosiExplicit device support for Dolby Atmos. Codec, service, app and output requirements belong in the source note.

Yes1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact table names DDP+JOC, AC4 Atmos and TrueHD Atmos. Matching content, app and output equipment required.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Audio table explicitly names Dolby Atmos. Dolby TrueHD passthrough is separately documented. Atmos availability still depends on content, app and compatible output equipment.

Audio channel configurationsiPublished output configurations, such as 2.0, 5.1 or 7.1. Keep PCM and compressed audio routes separate in source notes. Dolby Atmos support alone does not establish a channel configuration.

7.1 surround sound, 2-channel stereo, HDMI audio passthrough up to 5.12Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Audio support row names 7.1 surround, stereo and HDMI audio passthrough up to 5.1. It does not identify 7.1 as PCM. Separate current developer passthrough format support is retained without extending this general channel claim.

Not available

Max audio sample rateiHighest published audio output sample rate. Keep playback route and format in source notes.

Not available

192kHz1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Audio table: high-resolution playback up to 24-bit/192 kHz over HDMI and USB. Requires matching content and playback route. USB upsampling is a separate feature.

Max audio bit depthiHighest published audio output bit depth. Keep playback route and format in source notes.

Not available

24bits1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Audio table: high-resolution playback up to 24-bit/192 kHz over HDMI and USB. Not a Bluetooth-audio capability.

Bluetooth audio output

Yes2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Bluetooth technical row explicitly permits compatible speakers and headphones. Accessibility row corroborates headphone and compatible hearing-device output. Codec support is not inferred.

Yes4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026SHIELD Experience 8.2 notes restore Bluetooth LDAC for supported headphones. Later 9.0 notes support aptX-compatible Bluetooth headsets. This is explicit headphone audio support, not inferred from Bluetooth 5.0.

Bluetooth audio codecsiExplicitly supported codecs for audio sent to Bluetooth headphones or speakers. Bluetooth version alone is not proof.

Not available

LDAC4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026SHIELD Experience 8.2 Other Enhancements explicitly restores Bluetooth LDAC support for supported headphones. No generic Android codec list inferred.

Processor and memory

8 of 11 differ

System on chip

Amlogic POP1-G1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Processor (SoC) row: Amlogic POP1-G, also named Amlogic AML Popcorn. No generic A311D2 chipset substitution.

NVIDIA Tegra X1+1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Processor table names Tegra X1+ for this Pro device. Generic Tegra X1 or previous Pro storage hardware excluded.

CPU

4x ARM Cortex-A73 at 2.2 GHz and 4x ARM Cortex-A53 at 2.0 GHz1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026CPU row: ARM 4xCA73 at 2.2 GHz and ARM 4xCA53 at 2.0 GHz.

Not available

CPU cores

81Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Four CA73 plus four CA53 cores. Exact US product page separately calls it octa-core.

Not available

Max CPU clockiHighest explicitly published processor clock for this device. Generic chipset limits are not device evidence.

2.2GHz1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact CPU row gives 2.2 GHz for the four CA73 cores. CA53 cluster runs at 2.0 GHz.

Not available

GPU

ARM Mali-G52 MP81Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026GPU row names ARM G52 MP8 at 800 MHz. Clock retained in this note because no separate GPU clock field exists.

NVIDIA 256-core GPU1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Processor table explicitly gives a 256-core GPU. It does not publish configured GPU clock or architecture name here.

RAMiKeep published GB values as stated. Convert a source explicitly labelled MB using 1000 MB per GB and preserve its original figure and unit in the note. Do not assume MB means MiB. Convert explicit MiB or GiB to decimal GB through their byte definitions, recording the conversion in the note. This normalization does not establish an exact physical byte count.

2GB1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Memory row: 2GB, LPDDR4/x at 4224 MT/s.

3GB1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Processor table gives 3 GB RAM for Pro. The tube model has different RAM.

RAM type

LPDDR4/x1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact maker notation LPDDR4/x. Does not identify LPDDR4 versus LPDDR4X more precisely.

Not available

StorageiMarketed built-in storage capacity in decimal GB. Free space after the operating system is separate.

16GB1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Storage row: 16 GB internal marketed capacity. Free space is separate.

16GB1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Storage table gives 16 GB, with some space occupied by system software. Marketed built-in capacity, not free space.

Storage type

Not available

Not available

Expandable storageiCan use added removable or external storage to store installed apps or play media directly. Copying files through a USB data connection alone does not qualify. The source note states whether apps, media or both are supported and names the connection and limitations. Storage must be attached to the streaming device. Cloud and network streaming do not qualify.

Yes6Reviewcomputerbase.de/artikel/audio-video-foto/amazon-fire-tv-cube-3-gen-test.82507Read 8 October 2026Exact 2022 third-generation review NTFS-USB-Sticks section: NTFS or FAT32 files accessible through apps supporting external media. Apps can be moved after formatting storage on the Cube. NTFS media drive cannot also serve as the device-formatted app drive. Firmware version unstated.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Storage table explicitly allows USB flash or hard drives. Adopted app storage and removable media storage differ, as explained by the user guide.

Storage expansion methodsiPublished methods for adding app or media storage. USB support alone does not prove app installation on external storage.

USB external storage6Reviewcomputerbase.de/artikel/audio-video-foto/amazon-fire-tv-cube-3-gen-test.82507Read 8 October 2026Exact review describes USB-A drives for direct media playback and device-formatted app storage. No microSD slot. Capacity and exFAT support not inferred.

USB removable media storage, USB adopted device storage3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Attached USB storage supports direct media access and adopted app storage under the stated guide conditions. Network NAS playback is separate and does not qualify as expansion.

Connectivity

4 of 7 differ

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi 6E2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Technical details Wi-Fi row names Wi-Fi 6E tri-band. 6 GHz operation requires a Wi-Fi 6E network using WPA3. Regional radio availability may differ, this is the US reference.

Wi-Fi 51Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Wireless table: 802.11ac.

Wi-Fi bands

2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Wi-Fi row explicitly lists 2.4 GHz, 5.0 GHz and 6 GHz tri-band.

2.4 GHz, 5 GHz1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Wireless table explicitly names 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.

Wi-Fi MIMOiWritten as 2x2 MIMO when the maker gives the stream count, or MIMO when it does not. 2T2R counts as 2x2. MU-MIMO support alone does not show more than one stream, so it is not stored. Band wording goes in the source note.

2x2 MIMO1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Wi-Fi row explicitly lists 2x2 MIMO.

2x2 MIMO1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Wireless table explicitly names 2x2 MIMO.

Built-in Ethernet speediRated speed of a built-in Ethernet port. An optional USB Ethernet adapter does not count.

100Mbps1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Ethernet row: 10/100 Mbps built-in Ethernet. Not gigabit and not an optional dongle.

1,000Mbps1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Interfaces table gives built-in Gigabit Ethernet, exactly 1000 Mbps. No optional adapter is counted.

Optional Ethernet adapter supportiExplicit support for an external Ethernet adapter. Required adapter and connection belong in the source note.

Not available

Not available

Bluetooth versioniPublished device Bluetooth version. The remote can use a different Bluetooth version.

5.01Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Bluetooth row specifies 5.0 with BLE for the device, separate from the remote.

5.01Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Wireless table gives Bluetooth 5.0 + LE for the device. Supplied remote Bluetooth revision is not inferred.

PortsiPhysical device connectors, including a fixed HDMI plug and power-only USB. Excludes connectors on the remote and optional adapters. Count identical connectors in each row.

AAmazon Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen, 2022)

Connector	Count	Version	Role
HDMI	1	2.1	Video input
HDMI	1	2.1	Video output, ARC input support
USB-A	1	2.0	External storage, webcam or compatible controller
Ethernet	1	Not available	10/100 Mbps network
DC power	1	Not available	Power input
Other	1	Not available	IR extender output

Source3Owner's manuald1ergij2b6wmg5.cloudfront.net/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Fire+TV+Cube+Documentation/FireTVCube_Gen3_Online_QSG_US.pdfRead 8 October 2026Page 1 rear diagram labels exactly six physical connectors: HDMI input, HDMI output, USB-A, network, power and IR extender. Revisions and Ethernet rate from exact developer and retail technical tables. QSG page 2 names external webcam. External storage scope from ComputerBase exact review. Compatible USB controller use from PCWorld exact review. IR connector is stored as other because it is an IR control port, not an audio output.

BNVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

Connector	Count	Version	Role
USB-A	2	USB 3.0	External storage and accessories
HDMI	1	2.0b	Video and audio output
Ethernet	1	Not available	Gigabit network
DC power	1	Not available	Power input

Source3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 3.1 diagram and labels give two USB 3.0 Type A connectors, HDMI, Ethernet and power input. HDMI 2.0b revision corroborated in maker spec Interfaces table. No remote port or tube microSD port counted. USB-PC mode consumes one USB port while enabled.

Smart home

1 of 3 differ

Thread border router

Not available

Not available

Matter controlleriCan commission and control Matter accessories. Acting as a Matter accessory alone does not qualify.

Not available

Not available

Smart home platforms

Alexa3Owner's manuald1ergij2b6wmg5.cloudfront.net/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Fire+TV+Cube+Documentation/FireTVCube_Gen3_Online_QSG_US.pdfRead 8 October 2026Page 2 Do even more with Alexa explains voice control of compatible smart-home devices. No Matter controller or Thread border-router capability inferred.

Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Control44Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026Current Pro maker specs names Google Home/Echo integration. Firmware 8.2.2 explicitly adds Control4, requiring configured installer system. Firmware 9.2 states Google Home integration is removed on upgrade and must be reconfigured. Historical SmartThings Link hub support is excluded from current claim.

Remote control

7 of 9 differ

Remote model

Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Included in the box explicitly names Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced. Original supplied remote, excluding Pro bundles and later replacements.

SHIELD Remote (P3700)6Regulatory filingnvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/SHIELD/support/shield-tv/shield-remote-p3700-eu-doc.pdfRead 7 October 2026Exact Pro user guide links this declaration for supplied triangular AAA remote. EUT Certification Summary page 1 identifies SHIELD Remote model P3700, not earlier rechargeable remotes.

Remote connectioniEvery wireless link the included remote uses, to the device or to other equipment. An infrared transmitter that controls the TV counts as infrared.

Bluetooth2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced technical details Technology row specifies Bluetooth 5.0. No infrared radio is inferred for the remote from the Cube IR blaster.

Bluetooth, Infrared1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Remote table lists Bluetooth connectivity to SHIELD and IR blaster to compatible TVs, soundbars or receivers. Infrared is for external equipment control, not an inferred SHIELD receiver.

Remote microphone

Yes3Owner's manuald1ergij2b6wmg5.cloudfront.net/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Fire+TV+Cube+Documentation/FireTVCube_Gen3_Online_QSG_US.pdfRead 8 October 2026Page 2 remote diagram labels Microphone and Alexa voice button.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Remote table explicitly names microphone for voice search and commands.

Remote voice assistantsiVoice assistants usable from the supplied remote. Region, language, app and firmware restrictions belong in the source note.

Alexa2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Original remote voice button supports Alexa. Alexa+ is a later device software feature, qualified separately.

Google Assistant3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 3.3.10 explicitly activates Google Assistant using remote Voice Search. External Echo Alexa control is not a supplied-remote voice assistant.

Remote TV controliSupported TV controls, such as power, volume and input. Infrared and HDMI-CEC routes are qualified in source notes.

Power, Volume, Mute, Channel up/down2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Product page Enhanced remote paragraph and QSG page 2 label power, volume, mute and channel buttons. Compatible television, audio equipment or cable-box setup required.

Power, Volume, Input switching3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Sections 2.5 and 3.3.9 explicitly support TV/AVR volume and TV power through HDMI-CEC or IR. Separate later firmware 8.2 enables input switching through IR.4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026Firmware 8.2 Customize your menu button adds switch input (IR only). Kept in note, not advertised as native HDMI-CEC input switching.

Remote finder

No7Reviewpcworld.com/article/1360317/amazon-fire-tv-cube-3rd-gen-review.htmlRead 8 October 2026October 25, 2022 review An upgraded remote section explicitly says standard Cube remote lacks remote finder. Pro is separate.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Remote table explicitly names remote locator. Requires powered SHIELD, paired remote and working remote batteries.

Remote backlight

No7Reviewpcworld.com/article/1360317/amazon-fire-tv-cube-3rd-gen-review.htmlRead 8 October 2026Same section explicitly says standard Cube remote lacks backlighting. Pro is separate.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Remote table explicitly names motion-activated backlit buttons.

Remote poweriPublished batteries or rechargeable battery arrangement for the supplied remote.

2 AAA batteries2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Enhanced remote technical details: two included AAA batteries. No rechargeable internal battery or charging port inferred.

2 x AAA batteries1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Remote table explicitly says 2x AAA batteries included. Original supplied 2019 remote, not earlier rechargeable SHIELD remotes.

Remote charging port

Not available

Not available

Software

7 of 8 differ

Operating systemiPlatform name. The launch version is stored separately from later firmware support.

Fire OS1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact OS version row says Fire OS 7.

Android TV1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Current Operating System table states Android 11.0 powered by Android TV. This identifies platform, not launch version. Android 11 arrived through SHIELD Experience 9.0.4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026SHIELD Experience 9.0 adds Android 11. Current spec OS is not launch OS.

Operating system at launch

Fire OS 7 (Android 9)1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 20262022 identity table states Fire OS 7 and Android Level 28 (Android 9). Android Authority original review ran Fire OS 7.6.1.3. No Fire OS 8 inheritance from 2023 Sticks.

Android 9.0 Pie8Reviewexpertreviews.co.uk/technology/tvs-home-cinema/nvidia-shield-tv-pro-2019-reviewRead 7 October 2026Exact 2019 Pro review specification table explicitly gives Android 9.0 Pie. Later Android 11 update is separately maker-documented. The review CPU Cortex-A53 claim conflicts with other trusted press and is excluded.

App store

Amazon Appstore9Maker product pageaboutamazon.com/news/devices/xbox-gaming-on-amazon-fire-tvRead 8 October 2026How to get started explicitly names Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen) and installing Xbox app via Amazon Appstore.

Google Play Store3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 5.1 Get more apps explicitly links Google Play Store for SHIELD TV apps. App availability differs by region and Android TV support.

Casting protocolsiPublished casting or screen mirroring protocols. AirPlay and Google Cast are distinct. App-only playback support does not prove system-wide mirroring.

Miracast1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Miracast display mirroring with Fire tablet row says Supported. No native AirPlay or Google Cast claim.

Google Cast1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Operating System table explicitly states Chromecast 4K built-in. Stored as Google Cast protocol. No AirPlay inference.

Voice assistantsiVoice assistants supported by the device. A remote microphone and hands-free activation are separate features.

Alexa, Alexa+2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Original Alexa and current exact product page Alexa+. Alexa+ requires a US Amazon account and compatible devices set to US English. Focused experience included, full access across devices requires Prime or Alexa+ Standard. Later software support, not a 2022 launch feature.

Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Voice Assistants table gives built-in Google Assistant and Amazon Echo compatibility for Alexa. Alexa requires linked external Echo device and skill, not native Alexa processing.

Hands-free voice controliControl the streaming device by voice without pressing a button. This may use built-in microphones or a compatible linked smart speaker, phone or headset. The source note names the required device, connection, software and supported commands. A microphone on a press-to-talk remote alone does not qualify.

Yes1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Far-field Alexa control row says Supported. Four-microphone array is built into this device. No linked Echo is required.

Yes1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Maker footnote requires separately supplied SHIELD Controller, Google Home Mini or Amazon Echo. Included remote uses push-to-talk microphone. Google Home linking needs reconfiguration after SHIELD Experience 9.2.

Mobile remote platforms

Android, iOS, Other2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Voice support row names free Fire TV app for Android, iOS and Fire OS. Fire OS is represented by other in the existing enum.

Android, iOS3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 28 Setup Instructions explicitly gives SHIELD TV app for Android or iOS, on same network with pairing code.

Accessibility features

VoiceView screen reader, Screen magnifier, Text Banner, Closed captions, Audio Description, Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids (ASHA)2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Accessibility row lists these features. Captions and Audio Description depend on content. ASHA supports select compatible Bluetooth hearing devices, not every hearing aid.

TalkBack3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 3.9 explicitly describes TalkBack on/off using Back + Down remote shortcut. Current firmware adds other accessibility features separately.4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026Current 9.2.4 enhancements list Bounce Keys, Key Repeat, accessibility timeout and TalkBack speech in 23 European languages. Original guide names TalkBack.

Gaming

2 of 2 differ

Game servicesiPublished native or cloud gaming services. Service availability is time-sensitive. Record software and region requirements in source notes.

Amazon Luna, Xbox Game Pass2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Exact current product page gaming section names Luna and Xbox Game Pass. US availability, subscriptions, accounts, compatible controllers and network required. Xbox support is a later addition, not a launch promise.

NVIDIA GeForce NOW, Google Play Games1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Current Gaming Features and Included Apps tables give GeForce NOW cloud gaming and advanced Android gaming through Google Play. Compatible controller or keyboard/mouse required for GeForce NOW. Membership, app, region and network requirements vary. Discontinued GameStream and Stadia omitted.

Game controller supportiExplicitly supported controllers or connection methods. Bluetooth alone does not establish game controller support.

Xbox Wireless Controller (Bluetooth), Xbox Adaptive Controller, Sony DualSense (Bluetooth), Sony DualShock 4 (Bluetooth)9Maker product pageaboutamazon.com/news/devices/xbox-gaming-on-amazon-fire-tvRead 8 October 2026Exact supported Cube guide names these controllers over compatible Bluetooth. Microsoft account and Game Pass Ultimate required for subscription catalog. Fortnite has a membership-free option. No all-game or all-controller claim.

Bluetooth game controllers, Sony DualSense, Xbox Series X/S controller, USB game controllers3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 11 explicitly supports Bluetooth game controllers. Firmware-specific named next-generation controller support is backed separately. No USB-controller claim inferred from generic USB accessory connectors.4Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/software-updateRead 7 October 2026Firmware 8.2.2 explicitly adds Bluetooth pairing for DualSense and Xbox Series X/S controllers. No Bluetooth-version inheritance.12Retailer pagebhphotovideo.com/c/product/1512596-REG/nvidia_945_12897_2500_101_shield_tv_pro_hdr.htmlRead 7 October 2026Tegra X1+ Processor overview explicitly lists USB controllers among supported peripherals. No generic USB inference.

Power

2 of 5 differ

Power supply

External DC adapter3Owner's manuald1ergij2b6wmg5.cloudfront.net/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Fire+TV+Cube+Documentation/FireTVCube_Gen3_Online_QSG_US.pdfRead 8 October 2026Page 1 instructions connect included external power adapter to Cube power port and wall outlet. Not USB power.

External DC adapter3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 1 explicitly includes external power adapter, and setup connects it to device power input. It is not powered over its accessory USB ports.

Rated power inputiDevice input rating, as published. An external adapter output rating is separate.

12 V DC, 1.25 A4Owner's manualdigprjsurvey.amazon.com/csad/help/node/GFAYGLRY3SG69MYNRead 8 October 2026Exact GA5Z9L electrical rating: 12 V DC, 1.25 A. Device input rating. Not a measurement of power consumption or proof of adapter output.

Not available

Included adapter outputiRated output of the included power adapter. This is not device power consumption.

Not available

40W1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Power table gives 40 W power adapter. User guide separately confirms external power adapter in box. The parenthetical 5-10 W typical device consumption is not a maximum or measured result.

Max power consumption (claimed)iMaker-published maximum device power consumption. Adapter rating is not proof.

Not available

Not available

Standby power (claimed)iMaker-published device standby consumption under the source conditions.

Not available

Not available

Measured

None of 4 known

Video playback power (measured)iReviewer-measured device consumption. Video format, app, resolution, power measurement point and equipment belong in source notes.

Not available

Not available

Idle power (measured)iReviewer-measured device consumption when idle. Firmware, measurement point and conditions belong in source notes.

Not available

Not available

Standby power (measured)iReviewer-measured device consumption in standby. Network state, firmware and measurement point belong in source notes.

Not available

Not available

Boot time (measured)iReviewer-measured time from power-on to usable home screen. Cold boot and standby wake are different. Record timing method and firmware.

Not available

Not available

Dimensions and weight

4 of 4 differ

DimensionsiDevice body without remote, cables or adapter. Width is left-to-right in normal use, height is bottom-to-top and depth is front-to-back. For a stick, include the fixed plug only when the source does. A stick's length from the plug to its end is depth and its thickness is height. A puck that lies flat has its thickness as height.

Width86Height77Depth86mm(3.4 × 3 × 3.4 in)2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Device Size row: 86 x 86 x 77 mm. Width and depth are the square footprint, height is vertical, corroborated by the technical diagram. Millimetre figures take precedence over rounded inch figures. Excludes adapter and remote.

Width159Height25.93Depth98mm(6.3 × 1 × 3.9 in)8Reviewexpertreviews.co.uk/technology/tvs-home-cinema/nvidia-shield-tv-pro-2019-reviewRead 7 October 2026Exact 2019 Pro review states the author prefers to lie the device flat rather than standing upright. This establishes the stored horizontal placement of maker literal metric body dimensions.10Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Weight & Size gives width 15.900 cm, upright height 9.800 cm and upright depth 2.593 cm. Exact cm-to-mm conversion. Stored in flat horizontal placement: left-right width 159 mm, bottom-top thickness 25.93 mm, front-back depth 98 mm. Device body excludes optional upright stand. Exact Pro review explicitly describes flat use.

WeightiDevice only, without remote, cable or power adapter. Included fixed cable or plug conditions belong in source notes.

513g(1.1 lb)2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Device Weight row: 513 g. Device only, excludes adapter and remote.

250g(8.8 oz)1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Weight & Size table publishes device-only 250 g. Remote, stand and power adapter are separate.

Remote dimensionsiSupplied remote body. Height is its length along the buttons, width is across the buttons and depth is front-to-back.

Width38Height158Depth17mm(1.5 × 6.2 × 0.7 in)2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Enhanced remote Size row: 38 x 158 x 17 mm. Width across buttons, height along buttons, depth thickness.

Not available

Remote weightiSupplied remote weight. State whether replaceable batteries are included.

51g(1.8 oz)2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Enhanced remote Weight row: 51 g without batteries.

Not available

Certifications

1 of 1 differ

FCC ID

Not available

VOB-P289711Regulatory filingfcc.report/FCC-ID/VOB-P2897/4365444.pdfRead 7 October 2026RF exposure report BTL-FCCP-6-1602C038E, cover page names FCC ID VOB-P2897 and model P2897. Page 2 includes testing from October 2018 through March 2019. Public web PDF text was independently readable, while direct HTTP returned 403. The exact maker Pro declaration separately establishes reused P2897 identity. Generic user-guide P3430 is excluded.

Other certifications

Not available

CE5Regulatory filingnvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/SHIELD/support/shield-tv/shield-tv-pro-p2897-ce-doc.pdfRead 7 October 2026Maker Pro-linked declaration lists applicable EU directives and verified standards for P2897. Current declaration includes later conformity revisions, not a claim that 2024 standards existed at launch.

In the box

1 of 2 differ

In the box

Fire TV Cube (3rd Gen), Alexa Voice Remote Enhanced, Power adapter, 2 AAA batteries, Quick Start Guide2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Exact Included in the box row. HDMI, IR extender and Ethernet cables sold separately. Standard Enhanced remote bundle.

SHIELD TV Pro, SHIELD Remote, External Power Adapter, Quick Start guide, Support booklet, 2 x AAA batteries3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 1 complete box list gives Pro device, remote, external adapter, Quick Start guide and Support booklet. Product page Remote table separately confirms included AAA pair. Controller and optional stand excluded.

HDMI cable includediA separate HDMI cable supplied in the box. A fixed HDMI plug or captive lead does not count. A short HDMI extender supplied with a stick counts, and the source note says it is an extender.

No2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Exact Included in the box row explicitly states HDMI cable sold separately. QSG page 1 also says not included.

No3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Section 1 complete box list omits HDMI cable. Section 2.1 lists HDMI cable among required equipment. Exact Pro Expert Reviews explicitly confirms no HDMI cable inside box.8Reviewexpertreviews.co.uk/technology/tvs-home-cinema/nvidia-shield-tv-pro-2019-reviewRead 7 October 2026Design section explicitly states no HDMI cable is included inside the box. This corroborates the complete maker box list.

Links

Not compared

Product page

www.amazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM72Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026Exact US standard bundle ASIN B09BZZ3MM7. Remote Pro and protection-plan bundles are excluded from the reference.

www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-pro1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Current maker SHIELD TV Pro page, original Tegra X1+ / 3 GB / 16 GB hardware. Tube SHIELD TV is separate.

Spec sheet

developer.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.html1Maker product pagedeveloper.amazon.com/docs/device-specs/device-specifications-fire-tv-cube.htmlRead 8 October 2026Exact table headed Fire TV Cube - 3rd Gen (2022). Older Cube tables on the same page are excluded.

www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-pro1Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026The complete Product Specs table on the same maker page serves as the specification sheet.

Manual

d1ergij2b6wmg5.cloudfront.net/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Fire+TV+Cube+Documentation/FireTVCube_Gen3_Online_QSG_US.pdf3Owner's manuald1ergij2b6wmg5.cloudfront.net/Amazon+Fire+TV+User+Guides/Fire+TV+Cube+Documentation/FireTVCube_Gen3_Online_QSG_US.pdfRead 8 October 2026Official US Gen3 quick-start guide linked from exact product page. Three image-only pages rendered and inspected.

www.nvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-pro3Owner's manualnvidia.com/en-us/shield/support/shield-tv-proRead 7 October 2026Complete current maker Pro user guide. Its generic compliance section incorrectly identifies tube P3430, which is excluded from model/FCC facts.

EPREL registration numberiId in the EU energy label database. Each size or model of a series has its own id, so it is per variant.

Not available

Not available

Warranty

0 of 1 differ

Manufacturer warranty (source market)iThe maker's warranty period for the exact SKU or configuration and market named in the source note. It applies only to that stated market, not every regional variant. Statutory consumer rights are excluded. The base term is stored. An extension that needs registration goes in the source note.

1year2Maker product pageamazon.com/dp/B09BZZ3MM7Read 8 October 2026US Warranty and service row: 1-year limited warranty. Purchased extensions and statutory rights excluded.

1year7Maker product pagenvidia.com/en-us/shield/warrantyRead 7 October 2026US/Canada Limited Warranty, For How Long: one year for a new product. Refurbished three-month term and other market rights excluded.

Both are also in the API. Back to all streaming devices.