Google has just introduced a new affordable Chromecast with Google TV. This inexpensive Chromecast doesn’t sustain many capabilities like Chromecast 4K, yet it is good at this price point.
You can call it a descending version of the previous one because there are numerous reasons to call it that, but it also has some plus points, which we will discuss in this article.
What’s New In Cheaper Chromecast HD
The first and most significant difference between new and old Chromecasts is that the new, more affordable one only supports HD streaming resolution, which indicates it can only stream up to 1080p quality.
And the old one is capable of streaming 4K resolution. The new Chromecast arrives in a single color, Snow White, and the old model comes in three colors, including the white one.
The old model has a capacity of 8GB storage at $49.99, while a plus point of the new model is it also features the same storage capacity of 8GB.
The Chromecast lineup is still yet to reach more than 8GB of storage, so we expect the coming one will get at least 16GB of storage capacity.
Chromecast with Google (HD) smoothly operates on Android 12; on the other side, the 4K model is yet to get it soon. It also sustains casting from mobile phones, tablets, and computers.
This new model Chromecast with Google TV (HD) will be available at $29.99, which seems an ideal win-win situation because you are getting it at 40% off or, you can say, $20 more inexpensive than the 4K Chromecast.
The company has introduced it in the United States and 19 other countries. Besides, it’s already available to buy on Google’s official online store.
