Apple revealed a brand new Apple TV 4K yesterday, bringing a quicker A15 chip as well as support for HDR10+ in addition to a cost drop.

But there’s one tidbit that has gone unnoticed — the new Apple TV 4K includes a new Siri Remote that utilizes USB-C for the very first time.

Beyond the addition of a new port type, the USB-C Siri Remote is similar to the one that it replaces which means you won’t notice any type of new features or buttons if you pick one up. however you will notice that your existing cable doesn’t work, with older Siri Remotes utilizing Lightning. You can buy the remote on its own for $59, too.

The Siri Remote has the exact same cherished style as well as performance as the previous generation as well as adopts USB-C for charging. It is included with the new Apple TV 4K, or can be bought individually for $59 (US) starting today, as well as is compatible with all generations of Apple TV 4K as well as Apple TV HD.

The new Apple TV 4K starts at $129 for a 64GB design that doesn’t have an Ethernet port. You can select one that does, as well as get 128GB of storage, if you requirement it. The new streaming boxes will go on sale on November 4, too.

Apple likewise revealed a refreshed iPad pro as well as an all-new iPad during the exact same event, with the business likewise controversially increasing costs of the iPad Air as well as iPad mini across Europe.

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