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October 2020
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The editors liked
Good evolution of Chromecast
Full user interface & remote
4K Dolby Vision & Atmos support
Inexpensive device
App library
Energy-efficient
Unified streaming guide means less digging through apps
Google Assistant makes finding and sorting through content easier
Neat features like casting
Google Photos wallpaper
And multi-room audio
Simple setup and easy to use
Tight integration with Google services
Smooth usage
HDR10+ and Dolby Vision support
Sensible layout
Lots of streaming services
Remote included
Smart home features
4K HDR streaming
Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos
Fast
Responsive performance
Google TV is great for curating content
Excellent remote
Google TV
Great image quality
Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos support
Intuitive remote control
Loads of apps and services on Google TV
Google Assistant
Google Cast
Remote with TV volume control
The remote is amazing and a welcome addition
New colors with matching batteries
Interface is fast and smooth
4K HDR support
Full-fledged remote
Excellent build quality
Fast performance
Google Assistant integration
At only $50
The new Chromecast is a no-brainer if you've got a 4K screen
This dongle has it all
Including numerous HDR standards and high-end audio
The remote is easy to set up
Responsive
And well-designed
The revamped interface surfaces content
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Useful remote
Large app selection
Including HBO Max
Apple TV Plus and Peacock
Makes excellent use of the Google Assistant
Ties in well with YouTube TV
Google Photos
Makes e
Compact design
Easy (but lengthy) setup
Plenty of streaming services to access
4K HDR
HDR10
HDR10+
Dolby Vision support
Places recommendations on one screen regardless of service
Very affordably priced
The editors didn't like
Weak hardware
Performance
No frame rate matching
Lacks Google Stadia
Gaming apps
Ads disguised as 'recommendations'
Guide integration varies by app
No support for multiple profiles
Still some missing apps
Including Apple TV+
A tad pricey
Slippery remote
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General Google searches poorly formatted
No fast forward/rewind buttons
Not all streaming apps currently support Google TV integration
Stadia doesn't officially work yet
Not officially available in the Middle East
Limited to 1080p
No Dolby Vision
Stadia not compatible until 2021
Microphone is easy to cover-up
4K streamers are just slightly more expensive
Cluttered home screen
Search results are wonky
Some launch bugs
And still no true multi-user support. Redesigning and rebranding Android TV was probably unnecessary and will add to consumer confusion
Only 8GB of storage severely limits what you can install
Only works with YouTube TV
Which costs a
Can lag when switching apps or using voice
Assistant doesn't always give the best option to play back content
Abstract: Besides the headlining Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5 smartphones at Google's “Launch Night In” event hosted this afternoon, Google also took the wraps off the new Nest Audio and the Chromecast with Google TV. These devices should make entertaining easy with the...
At only $50, the new Chromecast is a no-brainer if you've got a 4K screen, This dongle has it all, including numerous HDR standards and high-end audio, The remote is easy to set up, responsive, and well-designed, The revamped interface surfaces content, i
Some launch bugs, and still no true multi-user support. Redesigning and rebranding Android TV was probably unnecessary and will add to consumer confusion, Only 8GB of storage severely limits what you can install, Only works with YouTube TV, which costs a
Chromecast with Google TV9/10Yes. Even if this were only a 4K-capable Chromecast for $50, it would be a big win because the Chromecast Ultra retailed for $70. That's not all you get, though. The new Chromecast has a remote. Finally! The remote works well...
Published: 2020-02-06, Author: Chris , review by: theverge.com
Abstract: Looking for a new TV gadget to stream all of your favorite entertainment? Buying an excellent streaming device is easier in 2021 than ever before - and the prices only continue to drop and get more appealing: $50 is the sweet spot if you want a streaming...
Published: 2020-02-06, Author: Chris , review by: theverge.com
Abstract: B uying Buying a capable streaming player for your TV is easier and cheaper in 2020 than it's ever been. So long as you're willing to spend at least $50, you can buy something that'll deliver 4K resolution and HDR color from apps like Netflix, Amazon Prim...
Needs a Gmail account – no credit card required, Widest range of streaming apps, including audio, Remote supports HDMI CEC functions, A low-cost way to add smarts to your TV, Uses less Wi-Fi and data bandwidth
None, really as Dolby Vision content is streamed as HDR10
Needs a Gmail account – no credit card required, Can stream compressed 4K HDR/10/10+/Dolby Vision, Widest range of streaming apps, Easy Ethernet connection via a low-cost dongle
A maximum 8 sound channels for Dolby Atmos, Remote probably won't control the TV on/off or volume up
Inexpensive, Easy to use, Supports up to 4K, Can handle HDR and Dolby Vision, Remote is very handy, and an improvement over the phonebased approach of the old Chromecasts, Google Assistant's voice control is more reliable at points than the Apple TV
Published: 2020-11-10, Author: Chris , review by: ausdroid.net
Abstract: For the last couple of weeks – in what little time I get between work and sleep – I've had a Google Chromecast with Google TV hooked up to our living room television and I've let the family have at it; I don't watch as much TV as the kids, so they've been...
