Apple has announced a fourth-generation Apple TV 4K featuring an A19 chip, Siri AI support, and an updated Siri Remote. The new streaming device is available to pre-order in the United States for $299 and will launch on November 13.

The announcement gives Apple TV 4K buyers a new hardware generation while also expanding the role of Siri across the device and its remote. Apple has not listed additional pricing or launch details beyond the U.S. information included in its announcement.

What is new in the Apple TV 4K

The A19 chip is the headline hardware upgrade in the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K. Apple also lists support for Siri AI, bringing the company’s AI-enabled Siri experience to the television platform.

The announcement does not provide further technical specifications for the A19-powered Apple TV 4K. It does, however, position the chip and Siri support as the central changes in this generation.

Updated Siri Remote adds Find My support

Apple has also updated the Siri Remote that comes with the new Apple TV 4K. The remote supports Find My, including Precision Finding, which is designed to help users locate it when it is misplaced.

The remote also includes built-in far-field microphones. That hardware supports voice interaction with Siri from a greater distance, although Apple’s announcement does not specify the remote’s microphone range or provide additional details about how the feature works in different room conditions.

Find My support addresses one of the more practical problems associated with a small television remote: locating it after it has been left somewhere in the home. Precision Finding is the specific location feature Apple highlights for the updated accessory.

Apple TV 4K price and release date

Pre-orders for the new Apple TV 4K begin October 13, according to Apple. The device will become available on November 13, with a U.S. price of $299.

For shoppers considering Apple’s streaming hardware, the new model combines the A19 chip with the company’s latest Siri capabilities and a redesigned remote experience. Buyers will need to wait until the November 13 launch to receive the device, while pre-orders are available from Apple now.

Apple’s announcement identifies the product as the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K. The company has not provided additional configurations, regional prices, or detailed specifications in the information available for this announcement.