Chromecast supports a wide range of apps and services, from live TV to movies, shows, and even music streaming. Casting content directly from your phone or tablet is smooth and reliable, making it versatile for any entertainment need. The Chromecast with Google TV (HD) is a perfect choice for upgrading your entertainment experience without breaking the bank. With easy setup, reliable performance, and access to countless streaming services, it’s a must-have for any TV enthusiast.

The Google Chromecast with Google TV (4K) brings all my streaming needs together in one slick, easy-to-use device. Setting it up was a breeze; it connected right to my Wi-Fi, and with the voice search, I don’t have to dig through endless menus to find what I want. The 4K HDR picture quality is excellent, with vivid colors and clear resolution, which is impressive for such a compact streaming stick. Navigating between apps is smooth, and I love that Google TV’s interface recommends shows across platforms, making it easy to discover new content. The remote is compact but intuitive, and the voice control is responsive – asking for shows, specific genres, or even actors pulls up exactly what I need in seconds. However, I wish it had more customization options for the home screen layout, as it can feel a bit cluttered with recommendations. For the price, the Chromecast with Google TV delivers excellent value, providing a seamless, high-quality streaming experience in 4K with the added convenience of a robust voice search. It’s definitely a worthwhile addition for any streaming enthusiast!

It is amazing! Setup was a breeze, and the interface is super easy to use. The voice search actually works (huge plus!), and the 4K picture quality looks incredible. The remote is small but super handy. Honestly, it’s made streaming so much easier—I’m really happy with it!

Works great on my tv. I have a regular tv and it works well in entertaining you. You can set up up easily on any tv. I would recommend the 4k version. It work better and faster. the 1080p version sometimes slow down. Other than that it works great.

I love how versatile this streaming device is, especially the kids’ profile feature. It’s easy to set up limits and restrict content, making it perfect for families. The streaming quality in 1080p HDR is impressive, with bright and clear visuals. I also appreciate the Google Assistant integration—it’s so helpful for controlling other smart devices right from the couch. Managing subscriptions and finding new shows has never been easier with the intuitive home screen. Pros 1. Great for families with customizable kids’ profiles. 2. Easy to control smart home devices from the TV. 3. Excellent picture quality and smooth streaming. Cons 1. Limited to 1080p, not ideal for 4K enthusiasts.

I bought this Chromecast with Google TV months ago and at the time I was using Xfinity so I didn't need this device yet but I cancelled all other service and just kept the Wi-Fi and it's saving me hundreds a month and it turned my normal flat screen into a smart TV. I love it and I love the look of the screen. It really helps improve the picture on the TV. And had many many options of watching all shows from any app. And the remote is voice activated as well. It's just been a all around great device for what I need it for. I might buy another one for the other room.

My cable bill due on the 24th of this month is $265. I've rationalized the amount thinking if I calculate it as a daily use fee then it's more justifiable. Sorry, but I've gotten to the end of my rope and want to cut my cable cord in favor of using much cheaper streaming as my main source of TV entertainment. So, what does it take. Well, it takes something like Chromecast or similar and a wifi source that allows for a strong internet connection. I'm a perfect candidate and hope to cut my bill in half even after subscribing to premium streaming services like Netflix, Prime and others. The way I look at it is I can always come back to cable if streaming gets to be too big a pain, but I'm optimistic. So, I've been playing with my new Chromecast and there are advantages that outweigh the disadvantages, imo. The signal reception is perfect, so I don't have any tech issues that are a constraint on picture quality. The only negative I've found to this point is navigation to the subscription services. There are a few extra steps, sometimes, navigating to a one service or another. Some of the account validation challenges can be a pain. Some services don't store cookies that could easily make authorization automatic. In my view, when you've successfully logged into a service through their validation process then that result should remembered forever on that device. I don't appreciate having to pull up a text or email every time I change to another streaming procider. Bottom line is Chromecast works exactly as advertised and I'm happy. I saved a couple of bucks because I don't have a 4k TV, but the high def is more than adequate. You'll need to survive a short learning curve because there are unfamiliar processes to figure out, but if a 73 year old like me can do it, so you can you. Honestly, for what Chromecast does it's a stone bargain. I just wish I had a cheaper source of wifi as a connection. That would be the cherry on top, so to speak. I suppose I could use my cell hotspot, but I only get one bar where I live. Everything is a compromise, right? Now, I'm going to get on something of soapbox and say a few things certain people might not want to hear. My cable company, which is the biggest in the country is simply gouging it's customers. Think about it for a moment. We're talking about a LOT of $$$ for what is basically an electric signal coming through a wire. Sure, I know they've got expenses, but it's not like they're investing in my cable infrastructure to improve my service. My cable has been in place for over 30 years and it's incredibly unreliable. I pay way too much for that kind of mediocre service and so do you. It's a basic flaw in Capitalism. Our economic system is the BEST on the planet, but it's not perfect. Price gouging isn't illegal and companies naturally want to reward all of their stock holders and return a profit. But, when we see CEO salaries in the millions and incredibly high pricing models straining middle class wallets, well, it makes me crazy. Elon Musk has inserted thousands of Starlink satellites in low earth orbits right above our heads for a reason. He's taking communications to a whole new level, a much better level. It won't be long before we'll be able to stream through that kind of satellite service. And given his cheap reusable rocket tech to carry literally hundreds of micro-satellites into orbit with each launch the cost of deployment will hopefully be small and reflected in our monthly bills. I will switch to that kind of new tech for my basic wifi when it becomes available. In the meantime, I'm cutting the cord with my cable provider and hopefully never looking back, but never say never, right?

love the look of the hardware. looks great in our living room. functionality is spot on and allows us to watch on all our streaming services. integrates well with existing google home hardware. great value!

Es un aparato fácil de configurar, excelente precio y con una calidad excelente, mis nietos están encantados con él, es rápido y de excelente conexión.

Todo excelente, solo el control es pequeño para quien tiene manos grandes. Fuera de eso, el producto cumple con todo lo que esperado.

Excellent product works good & easy to install

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If you want to buy a Google TV, this product from the origin is the best choice. Don't doubt that the slightly higher cost is worth it.