When NVIDIA introduced the SHIELD tablet K1 last month, it said that the Lollipop-powered device would get an Android Marshmallow update “in the coming months.” Today the company is following through on its promise, and doing so faster than some K1 buyers might’ve expected.

NVIDIA says that it’s now pushing an Android 6.0 Marshmallow update to the SHIELD tablet K1, which is arriving one month after the device was announced. Along with a bump to Android 6.0, the update brings with it all of the other Marshmallow-y features that you’d expect, like Google Now on Tap, adoptable storage, and an better app permissions.

Here’s NVIDIA’s full changelog for the SHIELD tablet K1’s update:

This update for SHIELD Tablet K1 upgrades the Operating System to Android version 6.0
 
NVIDIA SHIELD Camera

• New UI inspired by Material Design, improved burst photo functionality
• Adds new real-time HD Image Effects

Now on Tap

• Quickly find information related to what you are seeing on the screen, also from inside an app 

Adoptable Storage

• MicroSD cards can be integrated with main internal storage, auto managed by system

User Interface Upgrades

• Personalize Home & Lock screens with different wallpapers, new NVIDIA wallpapers
• Personalize Quick Settings menu, add/remove, rearrange toggles
• Google Now voice commands can be launched from lock screen

Improved App Permissions

• Permissions are now managed centrally 

Power Consumption

• App Standby power improvements
• Improved BT Low Energy scanning power efficiency

System wide improvements including

• Monitor Memory Usage with detailed usage of each app
• Optimized preloaded apps
• Adds Fallout Shelter game 

IMPORTANT: IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY USING A MICROSD CARD IN THIS SHIELD TABLET:

In Android 6.0 there are changes to how expanded storage works. After this upgrade, there will be 2 ways to setup the MicroSD card, please read carefully:

• Portable Storage: This option will not delete data from the SD card
• Internal Storage: This option wipes all data from the SD card. If you are currently storing data the SD card, please make sure it is first backed up
• NVIDIA recommends to back up the MicroSD card prior to downloading this update

NVIDIA has a history of being quick with Android OS updates, so it’s not totally surprising to see it pushing Marshmallow to the SHIELD tablet K1 today, but it’s still great to see. The SHIELD devices’ speedy OS updates is one thing that makes them attractive to consumers, and today NVIDIA has shown that it’s still committed to that effort.