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04/18/24 | Best Buy | $19.99 |
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04/18/24 | Amazon | $20 frontpage |
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03/31/24 | Lowe's | $19.99 popular |
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11/16/23 | Amazon | $20 |
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12/11/22 | Amazon | $39.99 |
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11/17/22 | Walmart | $18 |
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Product Name: | Chromecast with Google TV (HD) - Streaming Stick Entertainment on Your TV with Voice Search - Watch Movies, Shows, and Live TV in 1080p HD - Snow |
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Model Number: | G454V; G9N9N |
Product SKU: | B0B9HS6DLZ |
UPC: | 810037290042 |
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Well the 4K is a tad faster. Not a lot. But it has a little more juice. It's also twice the price. So if you don't even use it on a 4K display or TV then I'd stick with this for the $20 and call it a day.
Source: Walmart product page
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It's slightly faster, but I noticed that the 4K tends to have slightly better memory, so it's better at keeping a second app running in the background. So when I'm toggling between Hulu and YouTube in the 4k Chromecast, I can start where I left off. Whereas in the HD version, it'll kill the app if I toggle to another steaming app and play a video. It's not 100% of the time, but it's a pattern.
Still, if you're not the type of person that cares about having to relaunch an app each time you use it, and you don't care about it being 200ms - 2s slower, then the HD is for you.
Also, just note, on both of them, the USB on my TV wasn't enough to power either Chromecast, so bear in mind that you might have to plug it into an outlet.