“What is the difference between the nexus and the chromecast.”

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• Chrome cast is used for casting only and has no horsepower to run Kodi

  Answered by Touha 9 years ago

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• You don't need an external source to watch stuff you can get all the apps you need right on the device and it has Google cast so really does what chrome cast does and a whole lot more.

  Answered by Bman 9 years ago

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• With a nexus streaming player connected to the tv it displays the apps on the tv and u can use the included remote to navigate . With a chromecast you use the apps on your phone to project to the tv. So you have to cast from phone to tv

  Answered by RAITPRO 9 years ago

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• Nexus has apps that can be loaded to it along with casting ability. Chromcast can only cast. Big size difference.

  Answered by moosehead 9 years ago

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• Chromecast is streamed from your phone. Nexus player is essentially a phone you plug in to your tv. It does everything without streaming from your phone, but you can do that as well if you would like. Nexus > Chromecast

  Answered by Vesper 9 years ago

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• Nexus Player has the 8GB internal Storage, built in player and Chromecast built in The Chromecast is good for casting anything from your phone, tablet or computer.

  Answered by Jhay 9 years ago

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