Customer Ratings & Reviews

Compared to the traditional chromecast device, the latest Chromecast with Google TV was super easy to set up, and since I have Cox cable, I set up HBO Max, Showtime anywhere, and the Starz apps right away. Also, since I'm an Amazon Prime member, I was able to set up the Prime app. So, I have all of my TV options in one device, to include YouTube. I've been binge watching the traditional Star Trek series WITHOUT the commercials! This is the one no brainer product to get for the 2020 holiday season!

Much better interface and speed than my Smart TVs own apps. Remote controls the rest of the electronics too.

I tried the Chromecast 4K, hoping it would be a solid addition to my streaming setup, but it left me disappointed. The device was noticeably slower compared to other streaming options like Apple TV, with laggy menu navigation and delayed responses when opening apps. While the picture quality was good, the overall sluggish performance made it frustrating to use, especially when switching between apps or content. For the price, it’s a decent option for those on a budget, but if you’re used to the snappiness of devices like Apple TV, this may not be the best choice. I ended up returning it and sticking with what worked better for me.

Easy set-up and ready to go!!! Plenty of channels for everyone. Even has channels by interest.

The Google TV 4K Chromecast is the real deal. Easy to set up and a gorgeous picture if you have the capability on your TV.

Best Chromecast to date. The addition of a remote control is much needed and useful. The interface is fast and simple to use

I have a mixed household as we use both Chromecast and Amazon Fire products. I have been very pleased by the updated Chromecast with Google TV and have been using it primarily on my TV. No lag, Loads and responds quickly. None of the issues I've been having lately with our Fire products. Strongly recommend

Bought this item for me wife to use in her office. Upgraded from a chromecast to Google TV. The remote alone is major upgrade. It feels great and was easy to setup. The response is also great and the ability to add apps instead of just being a streaming device makes it feel more like a media box device like fire tv and apple tv except smaller. You cannot add memory and having a SD slot would have been an improvement... maybe the next version.

purchased to go with new 4 k tv to allow streaming and more access to 4k content. Easy to use and remote is helpful.

This is definitely a must have - over Roku and Amazon - if you’ve embraced the Google Ecosystem. The layout is perfect and easy to navigate. The remote control is amazing. Definitely worth the money and time to set up.

We have a samsung tv. It was slowing down. Plugged this in and made it much faster thanks to recpmmmdations of a few co workers. Grandma found a french tv ahow that wasnt reqlly available xfinity wise so that was also a plus!

This is great and mostly the same as the older versions of the Chromecast I've loved for years however, for some reason this is a bit more finicky about connecting to my phone or computer. Hopefully that's just a bug that will be fixed with time but for now it is somewhat frustrating to not be able to cast from VLC player at all or from my phone as easily. Clearly the intention is for you to use the remote to access youtube through the built in interface however when there are multiple users in the house with different accounts and different subscriptions this isn't a perfect solution. These are all minor gripes though and otherwise it works great!

Love this thing! It works so much faster than our old Amazon fire stick and has all the apps you could possibly need and even some you might check out for fun. Actually bought a few of them for several of the TVs around the house! And with more 4K content and everyone else going digital, you will be happy you spent $50 bucks on this simple yet elegant little device!

The best streaming device. In the range of $50. Chromecast was always versatile than Fire or Roku since you can cast content from mobile, tablet or laptop using Chrome browser. Now with inbuilt memory and remote Chromecast TV is at the top of all the streaming devices. Runs on Android 10 so you get all the Android TV apps and future proof since any streaming service first gets an android app. Example HBO Max. If you are looking for a streaming device then get this with your eyes closed.

By far my favorite device I’ve ever purchased. Just recently bought my parents one for there living room. 4K looks so beautiful and so does 1080p at 60frames surprisingly. You can also by an adapter and expand the storage and run usb devices (keyboard/mouse / controller (if you don’t want to use Bluetooth) sold separately on Amazon or Best Buy. Best streaming device I’ve used yet hands down and I’ve tried them all, don’t hesitate get the google tv Chromecast 4K

Fast Easy to maneuver It has all the apps you would need Tv on/off button and volume control all with one little controller

Very easy to set up and thebpicture quality is great! Handles 4k 60fps.

This is a very nice android streaming device that I like better than the tivo stream 4k and ematic jetstream 4k I also compared it to my nvidia shield tv 2019 the tube one and found very little difference in speed loading apps and scrolling guides in hulu live tv or hdhomerun. I don't play any fancy games so I can't make any comparison but I decided to give my nvidia shield tv to my grandkids since I'm very pleased with my google sabrina. The option of adding a hub to it works great for me

Its very fast and connects to most apps quickly. The remote feels great in your hand and the picture quality is excellent.

The Android TV Software is a really nice alternative to use vs. a Roku or Apple TV. It is easy to set up, the remote is easy to program with your TV and Sound bar, and the picture quality is great. I would give 5 stars, but they need to work on the UI a bit, which can get stuttery at times, along with the way it displays available content to watch. It tends to not test all available providers (i.e, Netflix, Amazon) the same with what it queues up for you to watch. Also, they did not make Google Stadia available at launch, and the only reason I can imagine is that they had to try and sell the rest of their Chromecast Ultra dongles first.