£5 off selected Media Streamers, when you use coupon code TDX-HRYJ at checkout
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Unlimited online entertainment, whenever you want it
Take your pick of over 200,000 TV shows and films as well as millions of songs, sports, games and radio programmes. Thousands of apps can be selected via the Chromecast Google Play Store and scrolling through the apps via your phone or tablet could not be more straightforward.
Whether you fancy the latest box set, BBC Sport or entertaining games, you can find them with Chromecast and cast them to your TV in seconds. Search, play and pause at your leisure and access on-demand services, subscription content and play back the latest TV using your smartphone or tablet as your remote control.
Three steps to casting
Plug in, connect and go are the only three steps it takes to start casting from your Google Chromecast Dongle 2nd Generation. It plugs straight in to the HDMI slot in the back of your HD TV and the mains via USB and then you just need to connect your Chromecast to your Wi-Fi network. Once connected, you can begin casting from your smart device and if it’s available online, you can cast it.
Mirror anything on your Android phone or via Chrome browser on any smartphone device. View websites, videos and more beyond the range of apps on your device. You may want to stream an online video from within a browser, view a website, explore your photos or anything that you can’t do with a dedicated app.
Highly compatible
Compatible with more than just Google devices, your Google Chromecast HDMI streaming media player can be teamed with any Android phone, iPhone or iPad, as well as a range of laptops including Chromebooks, Windows laptops and Macs. Devices which feature Android 4.1 and higher, iOS 8.0 and higher, Mac OS X 10.9 and higher and Windows 7 and higher are all ready to work with the Google Chromecast Dongle
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Google Chromecast Dongle 2nd Generation
- Turn your smartphone into a TV remote
- Stream TV, movies, playlists, radio, sports, games and more
Unlimited online entertainment, whenever you want it
Take your pick of over 200,000 TV shows and films as well as millions of songs, sports, games and radio programmes. Thousands of apps can be selected via the Chromecast Google Play Store and scrolling through the apps via your phone or tablet could not be more straightforward.
Whether you fancy the latest box set, BBC Sport or entertaining games, you can find them with Chromecast and cast them to your TV in seconds. Search, play and pause at your leisure and access on-demand services, subscription content and play back the latest TV using your smartphone or tablet as your remote control.
Three steps to casting
Plug in, connect and go are the only three steps it takes to start casting from your Google Chromecast Dongle 2nd Generation. It plugs straight in to the HDMI slot in the back of your HD TV and the mains via USB and then you just need to connect your Chromecast to your Wi-Fi network. Once connected, you can begin casting from your smart device and if it’s available online, you can cast it.
Mirror anything on your Android phone or via Chrome browser on any smartphone device. View websites, videos and more beyond the range of apps on your device. You may want to stream an online video from within a browser, view a website, explore your photos or anything that you can’t do with a dedicated app.
Highly compatible
Compatible with more than just Google devices, your Google Chromecast HDMI streaming media player can be teamed with any Android phone, iPhone or iPad, as well as a range of laptops including Chromebooks, Windows laptops and Macs. Devices which feature Android 4.1 and higher, iOS 8.0 and higher, Mac OS X 10.9 and higher and Windows 7 and higher are all ready to work with the Google Chromecast Dongle
Yeah from ebay with all its chinese knock offs. If you want to be buy from reputable retailer then this is £5 cheaper than the likes of Curry`s.
hotukdeals.com/deals/chromecast-2-passengers-hd-rental-2199-rakuten-tv-2887425
I dont think that is from eBay.. direct from Google 😘
the deal is for the 3 year old chromecast 2 that has been as cheap as 15 quid over the holidays
cooooold
That one is expired though
Then I believe the error is in the fact that it wasn't pointed out within the body of the OP's Deal somewhere that it was for the newer Chromecast Ultra 4K Model (which, if I'm not mistaken, goes for at least £40 each, at the best of times?), as opposed to the big standard Chromecast 2 (which has been out, for a number of year's already, as you quite rightly pointed out ... )
If the schematics of the above had been clarified by the OP, I believe they would have probably gotten a very hot deal out of it - perhaps?).
As for having the Chromecast 2 for only £15 over the holidays?, WOW!, how, when, and who with? (and all that?, lol), I have 2 Chromecast 2's already - from previous cheaper HUKD Deal's on here, going back perhaps/almost 1.5 year's back now, so I'm fine (but getting a fresh one for ONLY £15 this time? - I'd DEFINITELY BITE at that?!, shame I missed it ... ) :-(
I've commented via HUKD before (at some point going into somewhere around, or before the last quarter of last year), that these/those Chromecast 2 Device's SHOULD be wayyyyy CHEAPER, wayyyyy than even.then they currently were, etc etc?.
As even last year, they were still knocking about at £30 then, so why £30 for the same Product still? - I was in a PC World Store only last night, and their Chromecast's were £30 each, despite the Device's obvious aging timeline? (I give it to Amazon, Google, and SKY for their NOW TV Device's, who collectively really know how to set/fix the Market price, for their respective Products - despite each of them collectively having Products of their own that are at least 2-3 years old each ... )
On a closing note, hopefully newer Products by the above should help beat any necessary prices down a bit? (hopefully?). :-)
This is a Chromecast Ultra:
google.co.uk/sea…512
So, unless Tesco have now changed the Product in the OP's original Deal listing?, then the one the OP linked to was rather the more standard Chromecast 2 HD variant instead:
tesco.com/dir…HEA
that's what I said
Hehehehehe, that's true, I was simply re-clarifying it, no big.
What of the other thing I queried also?.
When and from where, was the Chrome ever £15 each?. :-)
chromecast audio was 15 a few times last year
chromecast regular was about 18 late november and dec (search HUKD and you'll find it)
chromecast ultra was basically never on a sale. I snagged one from ebay for 40 new, after a 10-off voucher. Worth 40 but would never pay more than that
I'm too deep in the google ecosystem now (nest, home mini, chromecast ultra, chromecast audio) that I'll pretty much be buying whatever they release.... when it goes on sale... except for the awful pixel phones