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Engadget
11-07-2025
- Business
- Engadget
The Google TV Streamer 4K is still available for $84 thanks to this Prime Day deal
Here's a sweet Prime Day deal on one of our favorite streaming devices that's still available during the last day of the sale. You can get the Google TV Streamer for $84. (It typically retails for $100.) That's nearly an all-time low for the wedge-shaped gizmo. The Google TV Streamer is Engadget's pick for the best all-in-one streaming device. It has a top-notch interface that makes it easy to organize your content. That holds even if your series and movies come from different sources. Its upgraded processor and RAM make it quick and easy to switch between apps and load media. It supports 4K streaming. Its remote has an intuitive button placement and a programmable key. The device supports smart home controls via Matter and Thread. In our review, Engadget's Amy Skorheim was impressed. "The Google TV Streamer is responsive and quick, packing the best streaming interface out there with smart home features that are useful and properly integrated," she wrote. One of our only nitpicks was that it costs so much more than its Chromecast predecessor. Today's deal helps to ease that concern. Google also didn't bundle an HDMI cable with it. So, if you snag this deal, make sure you have an extra one on-hand.
Gizmodo
10-07-2025
- Business
- Gizmodo
Prime Day Makes Google TV Streamer 4K the Cheapest It's Ever Been, Grab It Before Google Rethinks This Price
Prime Week is still going strong. That's at least what I'm calling Prime Day considering it's multiple days long. We're seeing tons of great opportunities to save on loads of items all across Amazon. There are massive discounts on lawn mowers to video games to laptops to different lawn mowers. If you're overwhelmed with all the choices, let's focus in for a second on something simple. This Google TV Streamer is capable of 4K streaming and right now it's 16% off for Prime Week (Prime Day). Normally priced at $100, some very simple napkin math will tell you you're saving $16. That brings the price you pay down to just $84 so long as you click 'Buy Now' before the end of the day, Friday. The Google TV Streamer 4K tuns any TV into a smart TV, letting you quickly access all your favorite entertainment. You can install all the popular streaming apps like Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, Disney Plus, and the like. Also watch live TV, gaining access to over 800 free channels from Pluto TV, Tubi, and more. You'll be able to stream in 4K resolution with both HDR and Dolby Vision so long as your display supports it too. See at Amazon The OS of the Google TV Streamer works seamlessly with Google itself. You can do a Google search of a movie and then added it to your watchlist right then and there. It'll be waiting for you at your TV as soon as you're ready to sit down with a big bowl full of popcorn. Adding on a Google TV Streamer to your TV grants you seamless integration with other Google smart devices. Easily pair your Pixel Buds Pro and listen to your movies and shows with spatial audio to full immerse yourself in your media. Group your Google Streamer with any Nest speakers to fill your home with music. Cast shows of movies to the TV with ease right from your phone or tablet. If you have other smart home devices like security cameras or a smart doorbell, you can even integrate those with the Google TV, checking on them with a live-view without pausing your show. One little downside is it doesn't actually come with an HDMI cable. It requires specifically an HDMI 2.1 cable so just make sure you're adding the right one to your cart. So long as it's still Prime Day when you're reading this, you can save a solid $16 on this Google TV Streamer 4K, grabbing it for just $84. See at Amazon
Engadget
10-07-2025
- Business
- Engadget
Prime Day deal: The Google TV Streamer 4K drops to $84
Our top favorite streaming device is on sale for Prime Day and still in stock today. The Google TV Streamer 4K has dropped to $84 for the shopping event, which is a much better price than its normal $100 price tag. That's nearly an all-time low for the wedge-shaped gizmo. The Google TV Streamer is Engadget's pick for the best all-in-one streaming device. It has a top-notch interface that makes it easy to organize your content. That holds even if your series and movies come from different sources. Its upgraded processor and RAM make it quick and easy to switch between apps and load media. It supports 4K streaming. Its remote has an intuitive button placement and a programmable key. The device supports smart home controls via Matter and Thread. In our review, Engadget's Amy Skorheim was impressed. "The Google TV Streamer is responsive and quick, packing the best streaming interface out there with smart home features that are useful and properly integrated," she wrote. One of our only nitpicks was that it costs so much more than its Chromecast predecessor. Today's deal helps to ease that concern. Google also didn't bundle an HDMI cable with it. So, if you snag this deal, make sure you have an extra one on-hand.
Engadget
07-07-2025
- Engadget
The Google TV Streamer 4K drops to $84 for Prime Day
Here's a sweet Prime Day deal on one of our favorite streaming devices. You can get the Google TV Streamer for $84. (It typically retails for $100.) That's nearly an all-time low for the wedge-shaped gizmo. The Google TV Streamer is Engadget's pick for the best all-in-one streaming device. It has a top-notch interface that makes it easy to organize your content. That holds even if your series and movies come from different sources. Its upgraded processor and RAM make it quick and easy to switch between apps and load media. It supports 4K streaming. Its remote has an intuitive button placement and a programmable key. The device supports smart home controls via Matter and Thread. In our review, Engadget's Amy Skorheim was impressed. "The Google TV Streamer is responsive and quick, packing the best streaming interface out there with smart home features that are useful and properly integrated," she wrote. One of our only nitpicks was that it costs so much more than its Chromecast predecessor. Today's deal helps to ease that concern. Google also didn't bundle an HDMI cable with it. So, if you snag this deal, make sure you have an extra one on-hand.
Android Authority
12-06-2025
- Android Authority
A ton of Google Home upgrades flew under the radar amidst the Android 16, iOS 26 chaos
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google has announced a slew of features and improvements coming to Google Home. These additions include new types of Favorite tiles, easier automations, and a more powerful web version. Google TV Streamer owners can also use picture-in-picture support to keep an eye on the camera feed while watching TV. Google announced a handy addition to Google Home earlier this week, allowing users to set different Favorites on each device. However, it turns out there are plenty more smart home additions coming. The search giant announced a few more tweaks and additions to Google Home, starting with new tiles for the Favorites tab. The company specifically says that more types of tiles can be added here, such as Wi-Fi actions, an indoor temperature dashboard, and more. Got a Nest Cam? Google says you can now skip forward or go back 10 seconds by double-tapping the sides of your video. This YouTube-like feature was previously announced in February as part of the app's Public Preview program. The company adds that your video history should also load more quickly, which should make life a little easier as you're scrolling through camera events. Google is also promising an improved automation editor that requires fewer steps, although this is only available to US users. The editor also has a new conditions section that lets you set when the automation should run. Google says you should also expect improved Home and Away Routines because your media devices can now contribute to presence sensing: So if you're playing music or watching a show, your devices can signal to the Google Home app that you're home, making your routines more helpful. Android TV also has picture-in-picture support, and Google Home will use this functionality on the Google TV Streamer. The company says you can keep a lookout on your camera feed while watching video content. This feature is also restricted to the Public Preview program. The search giant says Google Home on the web will let you control more devices. Once again, this improvement will first come to people enrolled in the Public Preview program. Finally, Google is offering the Home Summary widget on an invite-only basis as part of its Home Labs program. We uncovered this Android widget last year, and it indeed summarizes the status of your home devices, events, and more. Got a tip? Talk to us! Email our staff at Email our staff at news@ . You can stay anonymous or get credit for the info, it's your choice.
