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Google Chromecast with Google TV (HD) Expired
2 for $26
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Amazon has Google Chromecast with Google TV (HD) on sale 2 for $26 (discount applies at checkout). Shipping is free.
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- Watch the entertainment you love, including live TV, in up to 1080p HDR; discover over 700,000 movies and TV episodes, plus millions of songs
- Get fast streaming, and enjoy a crystal clear picture and brighter colors with HDR
- Your home screen displays movies and TV shows from all your services in one place; get personal recommendations based on your subscriptions, viewing habits, and content you own
- Press the Google Assistant button on the remote and use voice search to find specific shows, or search by mood, genre, actress, and more; control the volume, switch inputs, play music, and get answers on-screen
- Chromecast is easy to install and compatible with almost any TV that has an HDMI port; to get started, just plug it into your TV's HDMI port, connect to Wi-Fi, and start streaming
- Manage connected devices from the couch; ask Google to dim the lights, adjust the temperature, or see who's at the front door, without getting up
- Create a kids profile to access movies and shows for the family; pick a playful avatar and theme, set parental controls to restrict what streaming services are shown, limit watching time, and set a bedtime
- Use other Google speakers and displays to control your TV with your voice; or group them with Chromecast to fill your home with sound
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- This price is ~$5 per Chromecast lower than our recent FP deal.
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The Amazon deal is back up again.
2 for $26
Add 2 to your cart and offer should be applied at checkout.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B9HS6DLZ/ > estimated delivery December 18-20
2 for $26
Add 2 to your cart and offer should be applied at checkout.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B9HS6DLZ/ > estimated delivery December 18-20
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The new HD version also doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR, but it does come with support for HDR10 and HDR10+. You'll have to check which HDR protocols your specific TV supports to see if that matters for you.
There are also some differences under the hood, but they're not things most users will notice. Thanks to using a different chipset, the 1080p model supports AV1 video decoding — due to hardware differences, the 4K model does not. AV1 is a video codec known to be especially efficient, so the newer 1080p Chromecast might use less bandwidth to stream video. In addition, the 1080p version has less RAM: 1.5GB, whereas the 4K model has 2GB. That sounds like a downgrade, but in our experience, it isn't especially noticeable in normal use.
Storage space, a sore spot for many users of the original 4K Chromecast with Google TV, is also unchanged in the 1080p version. Both come with just 8GB, which can be limiting if you use a lot of different streaming services. Neither model has expandable storage built in, but either one will accept a compatible USB-C hub, so you can add additional storage using a USB-C hub if you need it.
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I think they made the HD version to get a bigger share of the market and cater to those who do not have 4K TVs that may feel they don't need all of that 4K stuff so didn't want to pay up for it ($50 at regular price).
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The new HD version also doesn't support Dolby Vision HDR, but it does come with support for HDR10 and HDR10+. You'll have to check which HDR protocols your specific TV supports to see if that matters for you.
There are also some differences under the hood, but they're not things most users will notice. Thanks to using a different chipset, the 1080p model supports AV1 video decoding — due to hardware differences, the 4K model does not. AV1 is a video codec known to be especially efficient, so the newer 1080p Chromecast might use less bandwidth to stream video. In addition, the 1080p version has less RAM: 1.5GB, whereas the 4K model has 2GB. That sounds like a downgrade, but in our experience, it isn't especially noticeable in normal use.
Storage space, a sore spot for many users of the original 4K Chromecast with Google TV, is also unchanged in the 1080p version. Both come with just 8GB, which can be limiting if you use a lot of different streaming services. Neither model has expandable storage built in, but either one will accept a compatible USB-C hub, so you can add additional storage using a USB-C hub if you need it.
I agree with the Chromecast HD being an odd product though. The only positive is that it supports the AV1 codec. Aside from that it's normally priced higher than Onn's 4K streaming box which makes it a non starter in the United States at least. Google really should have just refreshed the 4K SKU with an Amlogic s905x4 chip to add AV1 support and called it a day.