Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s price is excellent, No body can find a worthy stuff like this to connect to TV, also it update every month

This is the best money I every spent! Easy installation and works like a charm! A great alternative to getting another cable box in a room where tv is not used often. I highly recommend.

When it works it works well but occasionally it does have some hiccups, other then that I love it!

Works great, easy to hook up, easy to navigate. Do not hesitate to buy

Apps run smoothly and the dolby vision is clear and crisp. Storage is good. Was able to load a bunch of apps with no lagging issues. Remote is small and easily lost, but very easy to navigate

I bought the Chromecast 4K so that I could cast my Meta Quest 2 video and audio to my 4K LG Television. That way I could help users who had never used a Meta Quest 2 VR system navigate through setting the Quest 2 up. The image on the OLED TV had higher contrast and resolution than the image seen when wearing the Quest 2. The quality of the video far exceeded what I was expecting from the Chromecast 4K. It is an easy and great solution for casting 2D images from the 3D Quest 2 to a high quality TV.

bought to take on vacation and watch favorite programs on netflix and prime. Also was great to share pictures from phone with family. simple to setup

This is a product I use on a daily basis. It's definitely easy to install and use. Google Chromecast gives you an array of TV viewing options including YouTube and free streaming services.

The great thing. Matches my living room tv with you tube tv. Perfect addition.

The best of the devices I've used. I have a Firestick 4K as well as a Roku and the Chromecast with Google TV is the best of the bunch. Easy to use and the recommendation algorithm seems to work better than the others. At $50 it's a steal. Works awesome with Geforce Now.

Better than the original Chromecast and we love the programmable remote control(special app required but is easy to install and configure).

Awesome little gadget for a couch potato that doesn't want to sit with the hassle of typing out everything, just hold the mic button and say what you want to watch

love being able to access all my apps and videos in one place

I have set up 8 chromecast devices between my kid's dorm, my parents house, my office, and my house. I will start replacing some with these. The remote is simple and responsive. The setup is sick.

Had to get a second one due to the first one having a malfunction. Second one is working flawlessly. Using it on Amazon fire tv. Definitely prefer the chrome cast tv interface between Roku/Amazon

Got this for streaming HBO Max. I get HBO Max for free with my DirecTV account but needed a streaming device. After doing a lot of research, this one came out on top for multiple streaming apps.

Finally a device that contains all of my subscription in one place. The only drawback is funimation is not available. Hopefully in the future. The interface is excellent and the UI is pretty smooth.

4k google chromecast is where its at. botoced right away how much more crisper it is compared to its hf counterpart

Works great. Easy to get running. All the apps you would need. Turned a old bedroom TV into a smart one. Just bought another

I bought it just to have Chromecast on my TV. I have mixed feelings. Cons: remote is slippery and always ends up between couch cushions, under you, or slipping anywhere but where you left it. This makes you have to change the batteries often because you end uo sitting on it all the time. The buttons are like a slippery rubber, so unlike other remotes, this one slides even when you put it face down. My other remotes don't have this issue. Biggest annoyance with this device, so much so that I wouldn't recommend it for this reason alone. The content this device recommends, has NOTHING to do with your subscriptions nor the apps you have installed!! For example, it recommends a movie. And youd assume it's either part of your subscriptions or apps you have installed. But it is not, not only is it not available for you to watch, but you don't even have that app installed. I don't understand this logic. Not only does it do this, but there is no way to change this in the settings. So you have a device suggesting things you can't watch unless you pay money to an app you're not even using and is not free. For this reason alone, I don't recommend this device. I think Roku doesn't do this, but I haven't used a Roku for a while. Also when you use the Google voice to do a command or search something. The audio is extremely loud, there is no separate volume control for the Google assistant. Pros. It has Chromecast, which surprisingly I don't use often. It's pretty. That's all. Buy a Roku or smart TV. Roku has remotes that have an Aux output which is really cool and doesn't have slippery buttons. Also Roku has a find my remote feature.