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Google’s Chromecast Ultra is the cheapest path to razor-sharp 4K HDR

Posted on July 26, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Released to resounding success in 2013, Google’s Chromecast is about as simple as streaming devices get. Little more than a conduit that passes streaming video from the cloud to your TV — with your mobile device as the remote control — there’s little to add to Chromecast when it comes to updates, as illustrated by the latest 3rd-gen HD Chromecast, which is more face-lift than update.  Really, the only place left for Chromecast to venture was into the world of 4K Ultra HD video.
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