NVIDIA SHIELD TV

Great app but kindly include listening to audio using phone’s earphone like in remote where 3.5mm audio jack was available👍🏻

Good but should include volume control and button to activate google voice

Should include volume control and the voice command dont work

The app won’t pair with shield no matter what I try. After so many tries, every which way I was ready to light candles, pour wine and set a mood to try and pair the app to my shield. Absolutely zero help or customer service. All this app is, is an icon.

There’s no way to determine where devices are on or off with app. I have a total of 5 devices through out My home. And everyone has a tendency to go to bed an leaving them on. I have to stand in front each device to determine it actually went off. If power tab had a color to it when chosen device is on or off as a visual indicator in app would help tremendously. 3 floors and 5 devices can be quite the workout. Would like the ability to stay in one position and turn each device off and know they are off with confidence. That would improve My rating significantly. Thanks.

1 star it doesn’t let me login in

Two Shield TVs on my home network. Automatic pairing as well as pairing via IP address does not work. The Shield TVs are running the latest firmware version (9.1.1(33.2.0.157) at the time of this writing. Looks like the app has not been updated in two years, so apparently abandoned…

Unable to connect issue on all devices.

I like being able to type directly in my phone’s keyboard to quickly fill in emails/passwords when logging into apps that don’t have a QR or quick code type of sign in, however the app is incredibly out of date and filled with bugs. It’s most basic feature (to use it in place of the remote) is broken. After swiping around a few times it will get stuck constantly hitting “Down” and won’t stop until I exit the app.

No update in over 2 years. 20% chance your setup works at all after spending time searching and registering connection. I’ve only ever had 1 device that I’ve connected to. Still asks for the pin every time. That’s if it even can connect. Same network, 2 feet away. All facets of their competition are surpassing NVIDIA.