Whats better /g/? I got a new 4kUHD Tv and i want to know which

>>58178726
I don't think the roku 3 can handle 4k.

I think you need the roku ultra

>>58178726
Bought my Dad the roku for christmas and we tried it out today. I have limited experience with amazon and chrome's but I can't really tell that there's much difference in user experience.

Roku's app is also great, otherwise you have to type searches using the remote control.

Roku also has a slicker and easier to navigate interface

>le 4k memeia

>>58178726
get a raspberry pi 3

Hands down nvidia shield

>>58179534
>Raspberry Pi
>4K

>>58178726
The only substantial difference between any same-resolution boxes is UI. Fwiw the Roku UI is quite ugly and cumbersome.

>>58178726
The second-best Roku - whatever it's called. The one that's like 100 bucks or something. It's got 4K and HDR support.

>>58178726
Fire TV can be rooted and have Kodi installed.

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>>58178726
Chromecast Ultra.

>>58178726
roku a shit

get the fire tv you can sideload kodi

>>58179557
only true answer

>>58178726
Xbox One S.

You can:
Play games
4k blu rays
4k streaming

Best deal for what you get

>>58180478
I'm so buttblasted that PS4 doesn't do 4kbluray.

I just got a roku for christmas. The thing is the ultimate jew. It was credit card numbers and paypal right away.

>>58182031
wants*

>>58181043
Not even the PS4.5?

>>58179534
That Raspberry Pi cancer everywhere...

Fire TV, here's why:
>h264/h265 hardware decoding up to 4K (no shit)
>Kodi
>RetroArch
>It's an Android: Most APKs will work, ofc no touch input possible :/
>USB for external storage
>SDCard for additional space for apps
>ADB works over USB and Network (push, shell ...)
>AArch64, low power usage unlike Consoles
>WLAN / Gbit-Ethernet included

(popular Apple user argument)
>it just works out of the box

>>58182362
>raspberry pi cancer
How new can one be?

>>58182362
I got one that works perfectly as a Media Center, whats wrong with the Raspberry pi?

>>58182921
he's probably a netflix/amazon tv cuck

MacTV

It just works.

Just run an HDMI cable from your PC to your TV

>>58182903
>>58182921
>Recommend Raspberry Pi without properly reading original post.
That pretty much sums up the whole RPi-Community.

He mentioned his 4K TV, so he probably wants play 4K videos (yea no shit).
Pi is not built for that, HW-decoding only up to 1080p.

Read requirements first. Stop forcing your novice devices on people without proper explanation.