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product_id: 213434035
title: "TiVo Stream 4K – Every Streaming App and Live TV on One Screen – 4K UHD, Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos Sound – Powered by Android TV – Plug-In Smart TV, One size"
brand: "tivo"
price: "₨32062"
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# Dolby Atmos immersive sound 4K UHD + Dolby Vision HDR Google Assistant voice control TiVo Stream 4K – Every Streaming App and Live TV on One Screen – 4K UHD, Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos Sound – Powered by Android TV – Plug-In Smart TV, One size

**Brand:** tivo
**Price:** ₨32062
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Elevate your binge game with TiVo Stream 4K — where every screen feels like the front row!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TiVo Stream 4K – Every Streaming App and Live TV on One Screen – 4K UHD, Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos Sound – Powered by Android TV – Plug-In Smart TV, One size by tivo
- **How much does it cost?** ₨32062 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- tivo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tivo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Recommendations:** Personalized show and movie picks across all apps, so you never miss the next binge-worthy hit.
- • **Plug & Play Simplicity:** Compact, energy-efficient design with easy setup—transform any TV into a smart entertainment powerhouse.
- • **Seamless Streaming Hub:** All your favorite apps and live TV unified on one sleek interface—no more app hopping.
- • **Voice-Powered Navigation:** Find shows, control smart home devices, and launch apps effortlessly with Google Assistant built-in.
- • **Cinematic Visuals & Sound:** Experience stunning 4K UHD with Dolby Vision HDR and theater-quality Dolby Atmos audio.

## Overview

TiVo Stream 4K is a compact Android TV-powered streaming device that consolidates all your streaming apps and live TV into one intuitive interface. It delivers stunning 4K UHD visuals with Dolby Vision HDR and immersive Dolby Atmos sound, enhanced by Google Assistant voice control for effortless navigation. Recognized by Time Magazine and PCMag, it’s a top-tier choice for cord-cutters seeking a seamless, personalized entertainment experience without the hassle of switching apps.

## Description

TiVo Stream 4k

Review: Tivo 4K vs Roku Stick Plus vs Chromecast with Google TV - Update 2/16/2021 Still going strong. No issues. Only had to reboot it once in over 4 months. I think some of the "buggyness" others have experienced may be due to a poor wifi connection. If this is going to be placed far from your WiFi router you may have issues with spinning circle a lot. Mine sits right next to my router. My only gripe still is that if I subscribe to YouTube TV it's not going to integrate into the native Tivo channel guide and the Tivo Channel guide does not allow you to create a favorite channels list. That's really the only two main drawbacks. But if I do switch from Sling to YouTube TV I'll put the Tivo on my bedroom TV and move my Chromecast with Google TV from the bedroom to my main TV. Original Review Tivo Stream 4K, Roku Stick Plus vs Chromecast with Google TV - For the $50 and under price range, these are the three best to choose from and I tried them all. Tivo Stream 4K was my winner. 1) It's Android TV O/S so can load all the Play Store apps and use Google Assistant voice commands. 2) All apps I tried, Hulu, HBOMax, Sling, Netflix, etc, had 5.1 audio (that should have it) including Atmos on Netflix. 3) Remote correctly powers on and off the receiver, TV, and device itself. The Info button on the remote was critical so I could see the current video and audio stream spec on Netflix in realtime and discovered I wasn't getting 4K. Needed to go into my Yamaha and do a firmware update and change the video settings in the Advanced Menu to get the receiver to support 4K 60hz instead of 30hz. Not sure what made the difference in getting Netflix to stream 4K, the firmware update or changing 4K video mode from 2 to 1. 4) Live Channel Menu integrates Locast.org (free local TV via Internet), Sling, Pluto and Tivo channels. No YouTube TV of course but not using that. I'm actually using Stremium now as my Live Channel guide and Live Channel DVR. It's brilliant. I have Locast for all the major networks and Sling ($30) for mainly CNN and ESPN. The Stremium app for $5/month (or less annual), also possible on the Chromecast, may not be the best featured cloud DVR but for the price and the fact it can be my channel guide and DVR for Sling and Locast combined is really great. See ya later Comcast and hello $80/month savings without losing a single channel I like to watch. I'm sure there are drawbacks I've yet to discover but so far the Tivo Stream 4K is a total sleeper compared to the more talked about Roku devices or CCWGTV. Maybe people think Tivo brand is old tech on its way out or something? Not my experience with this particular Tivo device. On the CCWGTV, I liked the interface the best (especially if you use YouTube TV, which I don't) but it has been relegated to occasional use on my bedroom TV due to the following: 1) No 5.1 on some apps like mainly Hulu without having to cast from mobile device which is ridiculous to have to do that. Also no 5.1 on any Live TV Streaming Services except if you sideload AT&T Now app. 2) No ability to integrate other live channel services into the Live Channel Guide (not surprising as they want to steer you to YouTube TV) 3) Very disappointing remote (but what can you expect for a $50 platform?) No "Info" button on remote. Wouldn't control power on my Yamaha RX-V781 even with CEC turned on for everything to name just a couple frustrations. Other minor gripes but those were the main 3 for me. If you don't mind paying $65+tax a month for your live TV via YouTube TV and you live in the Google Ecosystem, it's probably arguably the best choice for others as long as they are willing to wait for the kinks to be worked out in all the apps on the audio streaming formats. Roku Streaming Stick Plus very promising. Better remote than Chromecast with Google TV. Simpler menu/navigation system preferable to many users, BUT, HBOMax not in 5.1 digital surround audio currently, just 2-channel PCM. Deal breaker. It's also not an Android TV device so you can't install any Android TV app from the Play Store although it has all the main apps. Moving between Android TV devices is easier in the future so you can use your Google account across a larger variety of current and future devices and not have to start from scratch when you change devices. With Roku, you are now tied to their properietary O/S that they have done a good job designing to make it easy for an average user. Honorable mention: desertcart Fire Stick. If you live in the desertcart/Alexa Ecosystem of home devices this may be your preferred device. You can 'sideload' Android TV apps.
Review: Excellent streaming device compared to other options - I am impressed with the smoothness of the interface and the speed of the overall app switching, remote response, and video feed. I recently cut the cord and discontinued use of my old Tivo cable box. I was planning to use the smart features of my Samsung TV to run all the apps I needed. And Samsung has a 'live TV app as well.' However, the speed of switching between apps is not great, and certain apps (Tablo) are buggy and may not work at all. We have a new top-end Roku box we bought for a different TV. However, IMO the app integrations and options for live TV built into the Roku are not as good as what the Tivo stick provides. I have had this Tivo stick for ~6 months for a small TV (even before I cut cable off), and I now realize it was the best option all along! For just $25 (currently)! So I am buying a second one. All the streaming apps I need work well, and the Tablo app also works nicely. And the remote is very solid. I doubt you will regret purchasing this device. Perhaps if you just really don't want to spend time figuring out the interface, you might prefer a Roku. The interface is more complicated than a Roku, but that is because there is a whole section set up to simulate 'live TV' that integrates some live TV feeds with Pluto and other free streaming channels. That is more reminiscent of the older Tivo experience.

## Features

- No More App-Switching. Forget learning to navigate a new screen with every app. TiVo Stream 4K enables one centralized place for searching, browsing, and creating watch lists across all your apps..DC Input Range 5V/1.0A. Power Consumption : Maximum 5 W
- Recommendations Across All of Your Apps: Get rid of the walls between what you watch. TiVo recommends your next favorite shows and movies based on what you love, not where they live.
- Say it and watch it. The power of voice control makes it easy to find shows. Integrated Google Assistant allows you to launch apps, dim the lights and more.
- One place for all your favorite streaming apps. TiVo Stream 4K includes Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Peacock plus many more, so you can get to your shows fast.
- TiVo Stream 4K is one of Time Magazine’s “2020 Best Inventions, Special Mention” and PCMag hails it as “an excellent media streamer for TV lovers.” Operating Temperature 0˚C - 40˚C

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B089655HQV |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,797 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #26 in Streaming Media Players |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (9,747) |
| Date First Available | May 26, 2020 |
| Item Weight | 9.9 ounces |
| Item model number | RA2400 |
| Manufacturer | TiVo |
| Product Dimensions | 3.03 x 2.09 x 0.63 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TiVo
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Connector Type:** HDMI
- **Controller Type:** android, google_assistant, ios
- **Form Factor:** TV Stick
- **Model Name:** TiVo Stream 4K
- **Resolution:** 4k
- **Special Feature:** Android Phone Control

## Images

![TiVo Stream 4K – Every Streaming App and Live TV on One Screen – 4K UHD, Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos Sound – Powered by Android TV – Plug-In Smart TV, One size - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61CI2BW3JLL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this compatible with tivo?**
A: It does not relate to a traditional Tivo DVR. It will stream from many different streaming services. It does not connect to or otherwise play content from a Tivo DVR.

**Q: what are the number buttons are for?**
A: They're not used too much. You can use them any time you need to enter a number, like when entering a password. Other than that, not too useful at this time.

**Q: Does it have peacock app**
A: Don't know what they're saying on TiVo discussion boards, but I've got the TiVo 4K Stream and I've got Peacock.  Just click on Google Play Store and download the Peacock app.  As of 8/8/20, not only did this work fine, but Google offered me 3 months of free Peacock Premium.

**Q: YouTube support?**
A: I watch YouTube main stream and my subscribed channels on it every day. Download the app from the Play Store, click the icon, and if you sign into YouTube the watching will be coordinated with your other devices.  If you are referring to YouTube TV, they released an update 5614 firmware yesterday 6/23/21 which is aimed at curing a glitch.  Google is apparently investing heavily in the Tivo Stream 4k providing it free to some subscribers of YouTube TV.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tivo 4K vs Roku Stick Plus vs Chromecast with Google TV
*by S***N on December 30, 2020*

Update 2/16/2021 Still going strong. No issues. Only had to reboot it once in over 4 months. I think some of the "buggyness" others have experienced may be due to a poor wifi connection. If this is going to be placed far from your WiFi router you may have issues with spinning circle a lot. Mine sits right next to my router. My only gripe still is that if I subscribe to YouTube TV it's not going to integrate into the native Tivo channel guide and the Tivo Channel guide does not allow you to create a favorite channels list. That's really the only two main drawbacks. But if I do switch from Sling to YouTube TV I'll put the Tivo on my bedroom TV and move my Chromecast with Google TV from the bedroom to my main TV. Original Review Tivo Stream 4K, Roku Stick Plus vs Chromecast with Google TV - For the $50 and under price range, these are the three best to choose from and I tried them all. Tivo Stream 4K was my winner. 1) It's Android TV O/S so can load all the Play Store apps and use Google Assistant voice commands. 2) All apps I tried, Hulu, HBOMax, Sling, Netflix, etc, had 5.1 audio (that should have it) including Atmos on Netflix. 3) Remote correctly powers on and off the receiver, TV, and device itself. The Info button on the remote was critical so I could see the current video and audio stream spec on Netflix in realtime and discovered I wasn't getting 4K. Needed to go into my Yamaha and do a firmware update and change the video settings in the Advanced Menu to get the receiver to support 4K 60hz instead of 30hz. Not sure what made the difference in getting Netflix to stream 4K, the firmware update or changing 4K video mode from 2 to 1. 4) Live Channel Menu integrates Locast.org (free local TV via Internet), Sling, Pluto and Tivo channels. No YouTube TV of course but not using that. I'm actually using Stremium now as my Live Channel guide and Live Channel DVR. It's brilliant. I have Locast for all the major networks and Sling ($30) for mainly CNN and ESPN. The Stremium app for $5/month (or less annual), also possible on the Chromecast, may not be the best featured cloud DVR but for the price and the fact it can be my channel guide and DVR for Sling and Locast combined is really great. See ya later Comcast and hello $80/month savings without losing a single channel I like to watch. I'm sure there are drawbacks I've yet to discover but so far the Tivo Stream 4K is a total sleeper compared to the more talked about Roku devices or CCWGTV. Maybe people think Tivo brand is old tech on its way out or something? Not my experience with this particular Tivo device. On the CCWGTV, I liked the interface the best (especially if you use YouTube TV, which I don't) but it has been relegated to occasional use on my bedroom TV due to the following: 1) No 5.1 on some apps like mainly Hulu without having to cast from mobile device which is ridiculous to have to do that. Also no 5.1 on any Live TV Streaming Services except if you sideload AT&T Now app. 2) No ability to integrate other live channel services into the Live Channel Guide (not surprising as they want to steer you to YouTube TV) 3) Very disappointing remote (but what can you expect for a $50 platform?) No "Info" button on remote. Wouldn't control power on my Yamaha RX-V781 even with CEC turned on for everything to name just a couple frustrations. Other minor gripes but those were the main 3 for me. If you don't mind paying $65+tax a month for your live TV via YouTube TV and you live in the Google Ecosystem, it's probably arguably the best choice for others as long as they are willing to wait for the kinks to be worked out in all the apps on the audio streaming formats. Roku Streaming Stick Plus very promising. Better remote than Chromecast with Google TV. Simpler menu/navigation system preferable to many users, BUT, HBOMax not in 5.1 digital surround audio currently, just 2-channel PCM. Deal breaker. It's also not an Android TV device so you can't install any Android TV app from the Play Store although it has all the main apps. Moving between Android TV devices is easier in the future so you can use your Google account across a larger variety of current and future devices and not have to start from scratch when you change devices. With Roku, you are now tied to their properietary O/S that they have done a good job designing to make it easy for an average user. Honorable mention: Amazon Fire Stick. If you live in the Amazon/Alexa Ecosystem of home devices this may be your preferred device. You can 'sideload' Android TV apps.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent streaming device compared to other options
*by D***Y on September 28, 2024*

I am impressed with the smoothness of the interface and the speed of the overall app switching, remote response, and video feed. I recently cut the cord and discontinued use of my old Tivo cable box. I was planning to use the smart features of my Samsung TV to run all the apps I needed. And Samsung has a 'live TV app as well.' However, the speed of switching between apps is not great, and certain apps (Tablo) are buggy and may not work at all. We have a new top-end Roku box we bought for a different TV. However, IMO the app integrations and options for live TV built into the Roku are not as good as what the Tivo stick provides. I have had this Tivo stick for ~6 months for a small TV (even before I cut cable off), and I now realize it was the best option all along! For just $25 (currently)! So I am buying a second one. All the streaming apps I need work well, and the Tablo app also works nicely. And the remote is very solid. I doubt you will regret purchasing this device. Perhaps if you just really don't want to spend time figuring out the interface, you might prefer a Roku. The interface is more complicated than a Roku, but that is because there is a whole section set up to simulate 'live TV' that integrates some live TV feeds with Pluto and other free streaming channels. That is more reminiscent of the older Tivo experience.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good device - Great remote - Android TV is just ok.
*by N***S on December 14, 2020*

Good device - Great remote - Android TV is just ok. I have ROKU TV, FireStick 4k and this TiVo is my latest addition. Used to own Chromecast as well - gave it away. Bought this TiVo 4k Stream because I wanted the ability to Chromecast a few apps that is not available on Fire TV or Roku. For example, Bein Connect is not on Fire TV - casting Bein from Android phone to TiVo 4k is not working great - buffering constantly. Tennis Channel app casting fails but these apps already have issues with casting to my older Chromecast. Installed RetroArch and was able to run a few PSP, N64, NES and SNES Roms just fine using a Bluetooth controller. Games run smoothly with no issues on older console emulators. The remote is super nice with plenty of buttons that I normally would not use but with Remote mapper app, I just re-mapped the TiVo button to a home button and Guide button to open Channels DVR. The I (for information) becomes a settings menu button. The device is pretty much clean - some bloatware such as Tivo app and Live Channels app are pretty useless. After having installed everything that I needed (FTVLaunch, Wolf Launcher, Button Mapper, Remote Mouse, ReTroArch, etc) there is still over 1.3GB of space left. FireTV Stick only left me with 500-600mb due to all the bloatware it comes with so FireStick 4k just seems somewhat slow at times comparing to TiVo 4k Stream. I also get this running out of space pop up all the time on FireStick. Another nice touch of this Tivo 4k Stream is the additional USB-C port for adding storage. Typically, I had to buy an OTG cable (or a USB adapter) if I want to use an external USB drive. Now comes the part I don't like; Android TV does not have all the apps as I had hope. Its Play Store is still missing Apple TV (Availble on Roku and Fire TV) Bein Sports (Available on Roku) Tennis Channel (Available on Roku and FireTV) and Fios TV apps - Not available on any TV box but can be sideloaded onto FireTV and using Remote Mouse to navigate. The interface is terrible - I don't know which one I hate more - Amazon Fire or Android TV. Luckily, one can install Wolf Launcher (As clean as Roku interface but customizable with ZERO ADS) easily so there is no need to see something you don't want to see on your paid device. Amazon Fire TV interface just plain bad and Android TV is just confusing. Roku is probably has the most user friendly interface so Wolf Launcher will make your TiVo interface looks more like your phone or tablet where each apps are listed in their category. All in all, I think it's a great device for 40 bucks. It does the same thing as ChomeCast with Android TV but is cheaper. It comes with probably the best remote out of any devices I have used.

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