Apple have finally announced an update to the Apple TV 4K, including support for 120fps video, but most importantly, they have updated that remote, to remove the imprecise control.

Because the specs inside have gotten a boost, most notably due to the A12 Bionic chip, video content that is filmed in 120 frames per second, can now be watched back at that same rate, giving you the smoothest video possible, as long as your tv supports it of course.

“Apple TV 4K is in a category of its own, leveraging a deep integration of Apple hardware, software, and services that delivers a massive upgrade to any TV for the very best cinematic experience,” said Bob Borchers, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing. “With the A12 Bionic and the all-new Siri Remote, Apple TV 4K lets customers enjoy their favourite shows, movies, and more in the highest quality, with simple and intuitive controls. And of course, Apple TV 4K offers easy access to Apple services, along with thousands of apps on the App Store for even more entertainment options.”

For me though the biggest and most welcome change is the addition of that all-new Siri Remote, which now features a clickpad control, that offers five-way navigation for better accuracy, but also keeps the touch-enabled options, for those who enjoy that. The outer ring of the clickpad supports an intuitive circular gesture that turns it into a jog control — perfect for finding a scene in a movie or show. And with its one-piece aluminium design, the new Siri Remote fits more comfortably in a user’s hand.

The new Apple TV 4K can be ordered starting next week and will ship in the second half of May and if you are planning on getting the new box, prices are $249 and $279, for either the 32gb or 64gb models respectively.

Those who just want the new remote, that can be bought for $79 and is compatible with the following Apple TV Models:

• Apple TV 4K (2nd generation)

• Apple TV 4K

• Apple TV HD