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Chromecast with Google TV 4K £44.99 / £39.99 with marketing signup code - free collection @ Argos
Chromecast with Google TV 4K £44.99 / £39.99 with marketing signup code - free collection @ Argos
Chromecast with Google TV 4K £44.99 / £39.99 with marketing signup code - free collection @ Argos
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Posted 29 May 2023

Chromecast with Google TV 4K £44.99 / £39.99 with marketing signup code - free collection @ Argos

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Chromecast with Google TV 4K works out at £39.99 using the £5 marketing signup code. Free collection to store. 5 x nectar points until midnight.


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Google Chromecast with Google TV And Voice Remote 4k £39.99 with signup code


Chromecast with Google TV The entertainment that you love. All in one place. Browse 400,000+ films and TV episodes, plus millions of songs. Get personal suggestions based on your subscriptions, viewing habits and content that you own. Subscription services may be required.

Use your voice. Press the Google Assistant button on the remote and use voice search to find specific films and TV programmes. Or search by mood, genre, actor and more. "Find action films. " Google Assistant registration and an Internet connection required. Subscriptions/payments may be required to access certain content.

No jumping. Just watching. Your home screen displays films and TV programmes from all your services – including Netflix, Disney+ and more in one place. No more switching between apps to decide what to watch.

Create a child's profile to access a fun collection of movies and shows for the family. Pick from a selection of playful avatars and themes, set parental controls to restrict which streaming services are shown, limit watching time and set a bedtime.

Apps and features:

  • BBC iPlayer.
  • Netflix.
  • Amazon Prime Video.
  • YouTube.
  • Apple TV+.
  • Disney+.
  • Rent movies.

Interfaces and connectivity:

  • HDMI port.
  • Wi-Fi enabled.

General information:

  • Remote control included.





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Edited by Chanchi32, 29 May 2023
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  1. rimz790's avatar
    rimz790
    Is the 4k version worth it over the fire TV Cube 2nd generation? I do watch 4k content via the usual apps like prime video, netflix, Disney+, plex and BT sports... (edited)
    helal94's avatar
    helal94
    Fire tv cube has more storage and you can easily use a usb device to add more storage too. In regards to the Google TV, I don’t think the play store has a native BBC iplayer app or Channel 4 app but please correct if I’m wrong. However, you can get around that by casting from your phone if that is the case. Other than that they are fairly similar and can side load any android app on both. From my experience, the Fire TV has been more reliable in terms of consistent performance, while I don’t like the UI, it just works. The Google TV has a much nicer interface if that matters to you. (edited)
  2. tom49's avatar
    tom49
    I bought the HD version of this device last week from Argos for £24.99. I’m really impressed so far. I feel the interface is so much cleaner than a Fire Stick. Apps load quickly and run smoothly. I watched the F1 on it via F1 TV Pro this weekend and it was pretty flawless.

    I believe it has to run from a dedicated power supply now and not just off USB.
    Ahmer_Rasool's avatar
    Ahmer_Rasool
    I agree, the Chromecast interface is better than the firestick, I have both but am slowly upgrading my Firestick's to the Chromecast TV 4k devices.

    I think the Chromecast may have slightly more memory or better use of memory as it doesnt buffer when streaming, Firestick can be a little intermittent at time.
  3. Teshar's avatar
    Teshar
    Getting a bit long in the tooth this device now. High time google released a new upgraded version. (edited)
    Alex_H's avatar
    Alex_H
    They came out in September 2020. Can't see any reason to upgrade them?
  4. tonyt3rry's avatar
    tonyt3rry
    id avoid these atm, it has a really bad bug with the latest firmware when ever the device goes to sleep it stops the audio completely when waking it back up and only way to fix it is to have to mess with the resolution or reboot it everytime you go to use it.

    support.google.com/goo…-EU (edited)
  5. stiltsky's avatar
    stiltsky
    These any good vs firesticks? Are they any good for iptv? Might get one for the road
    McShane's avatar
    McShane
    I currently have the CCwGTV but I've had a 4K Max Fire TV Stick also. Both are just as good as each other for my needs. Plex & IPTV.

    Only reason use the CCwGTV over the Fire Stick is for casting my Quest 2 to it.
  6. FF99's avatar
    FF99
    Why is this better than casting from my phone to a regular CC for normal day to day viewing?
    amberdemon84's avatar
    amberdemon84
    Much better user experience. It has all your apps in one place and brings all the content together. All controlled by a nice remote.
    You can also cast from your phone to it but I never find a need to do it anymore.
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