You can also set a preferred device for viewing certain streaming services

If you can afford a 60 inch tv and multiple devices, which Caavo is intended for, you can afford $2

Once that device is plugged in, the apps can freely be added to the Control Center, but it will not run those apps without a compatible device

The device did most of the detection and was able to identify the TV, AVR , ROKU , PS4 and Chrome-cast devices very easy

Overall the device did good

And the new Caavo user interface that is now overlayed on my TV screen makes accessing and viewing all my devices, apps, and media so darn easy that it brings a smile to my face, not to mention my wife's!

Just set it as the preferred device

Device says supports

It will automatically set the right input (based on your initial setup), and if you choose a particular service, it will activate and tune to the appropriate device

Connects all my Hdmi compatible devices

I'd like a lifetime service option and would easily pay another $100 for that upfront -- this device is worth 2x what they are charging-Switching to apps on Apple TV can be a bit slow

It has no problem starting up all my devices and switching to the correct input

But this really was only the entry point on what is proving to be one of my favorite devices I have (like Eero, see my review for that)

The ability to use my "universal remote" as the super smart A/V brains of my living room is astounding, and searching across multiple devices and services with results organized immediately in one place is glorious and is the future of home entertainment.

Plus the remote itself is really good - responsive, elegant, logical (I like the little stand that props it up on the bottom and helps you figure out which side is up -- take notes Apple!!!)So now in about 15