Unlike Roku and Fire TV devices, Chromecast with Google TV rarely goes on sale. But ahead of Black Friday, you can get the Chromecast with Google TV for just $40 (normally $50) from major retailers like Walmart – a 20% savings.
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While this might be the cheapest way to get the Chromecast with Google TV directly, there are two ways to save even more.
1. Get Chromecast & 1-Month of Sling TV For Just $35
For a limited time, you can get a Free Chromecast with Google TV, when you pre-pay for one month Sling TV. That means you can get 50+ channels of Live TV with Sling TV + a Chromecast for just $35 ($85 value).
How to Get a Free Chromecast with Google TV
- Click Here to activate the Free Chromecast Promo
- Select the “Get This Offer”
- Create Your Account
- Select Sling Orange or Sling Blue
- Add your payment information
- Subscribe and you will be mailed your device
2. Get Chromecast & 6-Months of Netflix for Just $90
If you’re already a Netflix subscriber, you can basically get a Chromecast with Google TV for just $6. That’s because Google is offering a Chromecast + 6 Month Netflix Subscription ($84 Value) for just $90.
The Netflix Standard Plan is $13.99 a month, meaning that the bundle includes a $84 in value. Since both new and existing Netflix subscribers are eligible, if you already are a subscriber, you are effectively getting the new Chromecast with Google TV for just $6 ($90 cost -$84 in value).
How to Get Chromecast Netflix Bundle
- Click here to activate the offer
- Add it to your Cart
- Complete Payment
What’s The Difference Between Chromecast with Google TV and Original Chromecast?
The biggest difference between Chromecast with Google TV and previous Chromecast devices is that it has a on-board interface and comes with a remote. Previously, Chromecast devices could only stream videos Cast from a iOS or Android device.
In addition to the standard directional pad, the remote comes with a button for Google Assistant and enables the user to assign favorite functions to some buttons. The remote also comes with shortcut buttons for services such as Netflix and YouTube.
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