Customer Ratings & Reviews

Better than apple tv for.less then price of apple tv remote. Works 2ell just needs more storage and maybe tiny bit more power.

Easy setup, easy to use. A lot of available apps to download as well.

Super easy to use and install. Would definitely get the one with the remote. Bought it to use with YouTube tv and it works perfectly. Have them on 5 tv’s. Very happy with this purchase and I was able to get rid of cable.

Nice UI. Love that the remote has physical buttons for YouTube and Netflix, my most frequently-used streaming services. The Google assistant integration is fantastic. The Disney+ app interface is laggy. The remote itself is too slippery and not very comfortable/easy to hold as a result. The Roku remote is much better to hold in hand.

I'm really impressed with this! I've had other chromecasts, but this one was really easy to set up and I was really impressed with how easy it was to pare with my older TV. The Remote is easy to use and I'm really happy that I bought it!

Works as intended. Designed well, as the device sits behind your TV, out of sight. The remote is a welcome addition to the Chromecast. Could use a little more storage, but gets by for the limited TV/entertainment apps.

The TV portion works great, it was easy to install and configure. The only minor nit I have is that I wanted some native browser support via chrome and it doesn't allow that. Not a major issue if you are using it for casting/tv though.

These are great for those who travel or for your home tv. Some of us like to throw all kinds of wild content from our phone to the tv while we are away from family or work with out fear of judgement and let me tell you google makes it so easy. In fact so easy that now my right arm is much more tone. Its good for health!!

Works great. Has all the streaming services apps and works very smoothly. Most google devices tend to be a bit clunky and slow. This one doesn’t suffer from that. I purchased to take on trips and use in the car with a backseat screen. Works great because it runs from USB C and the car provides the power. I did run from a power bank so the device could stay on if we had to stop.. but the device boots so quickly it probably isn’t needed.

Works great--turned my 10-year old dumb TV into a really SMART TV. I first purchased the Chromecast without its own remote, which you have to operate from your smart phone. That was too difficult for me so I took that one back and bought this one. Plugged it in and all of a sudden I had all the apps you could ever want, listed on my TV screen. I opted for Sling Blue for watching most of my favorite cable channels, like CNN, and I already had an Amazon Prime account. Then I disconnected my Spectrum cable box and cancelled the cable part of my account. My bill instantly dropped from $200 to $90 a month. My only complaint with the Chromecast is the size of the remote. It is so small that when you try to use the volume buttons on the side with your thumb, there is nothing left to help in your hand.

Easy as 1-2-3 to set up. Comes with apps pre installed. We purchased to cast ur Oculus Quest 2 to our TV. So far so good. Everything works great. Highly suggest get the 4k version.

Great product. One of the best streaming devices out right now for the price. Have not had any issues with it. Loads fast and plays everything we need. Remote controls everything from TV to soundbar so no need for multiple remotes either.

I really like the Chromecast with Google TV. I had been using the Google - Chromecast Ultra 4K Streaming Media Players on several TV setups but wanted a way to control the volume on my Denon AVR and the Chromecast with Google TV does just that. It took me a while to figure out how to do that without using CEC but I was able to do it without using Anynet + CEC through ARC on my Samsung TV. I have been having problems with Anynet + CEC through ARC on my Samsung not working properly with my Denon receiver. Note that I also have a TiVo Stream 4K device for which I have yet been able to control volume with its remote without CEC being enabled. I also have Roku ULTRA devices which work great and a Apple TV 4K which is very expensive and I hate its remote. It is a tossup between the Roku ULTRA and the Chromecast with Google TV - 4K but you can't cast to the Roku devices. I ended up using both devices

user-friendly interface and Google Assistant integration make it easy to navigate and find content. A must-have for anyone looking to upgrade their streaming experience!

I think I have every streaming device out there... Shield TV Pro, Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV... This one is the best, when you factor in price. If price isn't an option, I would highly suggest the NVIDIA Shield TV with 4K AI upscaling, wired Ethernet, and GeForce's Game Stream. But most people probably don't need all that and would prefer to purchase something at least 1/3 or the price. This is that device. New Google TV UI on top of Android TV looks good. Tons of recommended content instead of just apps in your face. But if you want apps, they still got them as you can download almost any app from the Android TV ecosystem. Highly recommended product!

• Love the remote that comes with it therefore freeing up my phone • Faster and more clear than previous generations of casting

Very good deal, It's basically a slightly different Android TV, but it's fast, works well, and even better, you don't have to switch remotes. Much better deal than Fire or Roku sticks. Even better if you have a Google based smart home.

Goggle TV good alternative to firestick. works well so far no problems.

I can stream all the movies and anime that I want from my phone to the TV. And in high quality.

I've been using Chromecasts since the first version and have loved them with one exception, they lacked a remote. The Chromecast with Google TV is almost a perfect streaming device. It seems to handle everything I throw at it. The interface is very fast and clean. The assistant button is the best feature IMO because it helps you to quickly start watching what you want without hunting around for it. I use Plex and I was hoping it would search my Plex library, but that doesn't seem to be the case which is a bummer but not a huge deal. This handles Dolby Vision/Atmos which is a big deal to me since my LG OLED tv supports both formats. It also supports HDR 10. Overall, this is a solid device and you won't be disappointed coming from any other device such as Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, or the older Chromecasts.