Apple has eliminated the 64GB, Wi-Fi-only version of the Apple TV 4K, leaving only the 128GB model with both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity. This change accompanies the announcement of the fourth-generation device, which retains a design and feature set largely identical to its predecessor. The previous iteration, released four years ago, had left enthusiasts anticipating upgrades such as a new chip, 4K/120Hz support, audio passthrough, a remote locator, and improved home control integration. While the new model addresses some of these expectations, it omits others. The removal of the lower-capacity option alters the pricing structure for consumers seeking the entry-level unit.