The latest model Chromecast with Google TV is currently available at a discounted price of $39 which is a full $10 off the asking price.
Chromecast with Google TV Drops to Just $39 for a Limited Time - Features 4K HDR Support
What makes this Chromecast great is the fact that it ships with a remote which is a huge deal. The second best thing is Google TV, the software that it runs. This means you get access to high quality Android apps on the big screen that elevates your entire Chromecast experience instantly.
Just like previous Chromecast models before this one, it has a built-in HDMI cable that plugs directly into your TV. The included power adapter powers everything up and you'll be watching your content in 4K HDR in no time.
Watch the entertainment you love, including live TV, in up to 4K HDR[1,2,3]; discover over 700,000 movies and TV episodes, plus millions of songs[2]
Get fast streaming, and enjoy a crystal clear picture up to 4K and brighter colors with HDR[3]
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
Since the Chromecast runs Google's software therefore you get the added advantage of access to Google services as well. For example, you can set the Chromecast to show your photos from your Google Photos library on the big screen. Or, if you like, you can cast content from your phone or tablet to your TV as well.
There is a lot to love about the Chromecast with Google TV and it is a great way to make your current TV even smarter. You don't need any discount codes or coupons to bring the price down.
Buy Chromecast with Google TV - Was $49, now just $39
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