Google Chrome Cast

Makes casting a whole lot easier. User-friendy, easy to use and works fine provided you have a stable internet connection. I can just unplug and transfer to a different TV

Chrome cast

Chrome cast is a dongle like product that goes into the tv and plug socket. It allows you to cast videos and pictures films etc from your phone or tablet to the tv via Wi-Fi. It is not hard to use and very easy to use. I highly recommend this and is worth the money.

Great Streaming Device

I've been using google chromecast for a few months now and I love it. I stream Netflix and YouTube on the tv using chromecast. You can either connect it through a computer or your phone. It works really well and is fairly inexpensive.

Greatest invention!

I absolutely love my Chromecast and use it on a daily basis. My partner and I are enjoy binging TV shows. Chromecast makes it easy to cast from our phones to our TV. We cast from Netflix, YouTube, Showbox, Kodi, Twitch, etc. It's a great inexpensive product and a great alternative for cable!

I used to stream through an xbox. Much easier with chromecast. I use my phone to stream netflix and more wirelessly throigh chromecast. Its cheap and made to last. Mine is used all the tkme

I love the Chromecast so much. It allows to broadcast from devices, so videos and pictures can be viewed on a larger screen. Great for watching YouTube vids, movies, music videos.

Seriously, this is so f*** nice. I have an iMac on my restroom and before when I want to make a recipe I need to go back and forth between the kitchen and the restroom to look on my computer. Now I can cast it on my TV and voilà :)

I recently got Chromecast. I love it! I needed/wanted something that would allow me to mirror what I was seeing on my Galaxy S4 or my laptop to my tv. This, so far, does the trick beautifully. It doesn't, by itself, give you access to the internet, Hulu or Netflix, etc... When I added it to my home network, I was able to stream what I saw on my phone, though, (which did include Hulu) on my TV. Hmm, maybe mirror is the correct term instead of stream. Anyway, I haven't had it long enough to see if it will mirror everything, but I've tried it with YouTube, Hulu, and surfing the internet with no problems.
Setup was a breeze as well!