The 4K version costs $50, which is a bargain considering its capabilities, but if that strikes you as too much to replace a device that only cost you $35, there’s also a 1080p Full HD version that’s actually cheaper than the first-gen at just $30. The new version also is fully compatible with the latest audio and video formats including 4K resolution, HDR (HDR10, Dolby Vision, HLG, and HDR10+), and Dolby Atmos.
Say what you will about the original Chromecast, the lack of a remote could be a serious pain in the behind. The Chromecast 2020 still gives you that magical ability to cast content directly from your phone, tablet, or computer to your TV, but it’s now a full-fledged media streamer complete with its own remote control. The awkwardly named Google Chromecast with Google TV - which we’ll just call Chromecast 2020 for simplicity since that’s when it was launched - is the logical successor to not just the first Chromecast, but all other Chromecast models, too (Chromecast Gen 2, Gen 3, and Chromecast Ultra). Google Chromecast with Google TV Caleb Denison/Digital Trends If you somehow haven’t already upgraded, which streaming device should you get to replace your now slowly decaying dongle? Well, if you like the way the original Chromecast works, we have several suggestions that will feel familiar, yet thoroughly up-to-date. I replaced my kitchen TV with an Echo Show 15 - and I kinda liked it Google TV adds even more free TV to its live guide Google TV slims down and speeds up with recent software updates
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