Hi all just a quick question is the now tv black box faster with ethernet than the now tv stick on wifi ? Ive got a stick at the mo its abit slow
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Hi @Redders1974
If navigating the NOW UI and opening NOW content then I doubt an Ethernet connection will help much.
I use Ethernet on my NOW box and it only really helps with regards to a stable internet connection and useful if the streaming device is in a room with a poor wifi signal.
If you are looking at a snappy device using the NOW user Interface then my Amazon 4K Fire Stick flies around the NOW App UI.
You could consider a Amazon 4K Stick or 4K Max with an Ethernet adapter.
The one downside with my Amazon 4K Fire Stick is that it takes around 20 seconds to ramp up to full PQ with NOW Boost and is a bit of a pain when live NOW channel hopping, where my NOW box, NOW Stick and Roku Stick doesn't need the 20 second time frame to ramp up to full PQ when watching NOW.
Hi @Redders1974
If navigating the NOW UI and opening NOW content then I doubt an Ethernet connection will help much.
I use Ethernet on my NOW box and it only really helps with regards to a stable internet connection and useful if the streaming device is in a room with a poor wifi signal.
If you are looking at a snappy device using the NOW user Interface then my Amazon 4K Fire Stick flies around the NOW App UI.
You could consider a Amazon 4K Stick or 4K Max with an Ethernet adapter.
The one downside with my Amazon 4K Fire Stick is that it takes around 20 seconds to ramp up to full PQ with NOW Boost and is a bit of a pain when live NOW channel hopping, where my NOW box, NOW Stick and Roku Stick doesn't need the 20 second time frame to ramp up to full PQ when watching NOW.
Thank you
Update : ive got a 4k max for xmas lol its loads faster and ur right abt the slight delay in pq but its not a prob do u think ill b better with ethernet although i have 500gb wifi
Nothing wrong with getting the Ethernet adapter for the fire stick. Despite having 300mb BT broadband I too have my fire sticks connected via Ethernet.
Thank you