The Chromecast has long been known as Google’s super-affordable streamer, but in 2021, it was revamped with a remote, new hardware, and an Android-based operating system with native apps.

With a simple $35 dongle that plugs right into your TV, it’s possible to enjoy your favorite TV shows, YouTube channels, and everything else Chromecast has to offer ...

Getting it down to $35 required some corners to be cut, like a lack of a physical remote control, but even this was reframed ...

Remote control? Check ... I like the fact that it offers Google TV integration (with voice control and Chromecast), along with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a LAN connection, Dolby Audio optimized sound ...

I honestly can't remember if my Chromecast came with a remote or not, but if it did, it's long gone. This gives the Apple TV a clear advantage over my Chromecast. I'm not against grabbing a Google ...

Carrying on the legacy of the Chromecast, the Google TV Streamer brings a sleek new design, more power, a redesigned remote, and smart home hub features to Google TV. This is one of the most ...

It has a sleek footprint, redesigned remote control (which is also backward compatible with Chromecast) and flagship specifications. It is also being billed as a home hub, so can act as the centre ...

The new Chromecast is supplied with a remote control handset that incorporates a mic for use with Google Assistant. And Android TV is on board to offer apps you can control with that remote ...

Most of that growth was inside of the US as well, a key market for the company’s new Chromecast streaming device. At the same even, Google announced a revamped phone-based remote that’s going ...