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Cut Cable For Good & Stream Your Entertainment With Google Chromecast Streaming Media Player @BestBuy

October 13, 2018

Cut Cable For Good & Stream Your Entertainment With Google Chromecast Streaming Media Player @BestBuy

The reviewer has been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free.

I am super excited to share Google’s Chromecast Streaming Media Player with all of my savvy readers as it is the perfect way to cut the cord when it comes to your cable services…and for good! Cable is seriously outrageous lately and the rates just keep going up and up which is why I have decided to eliminate cable and start streaming my families favorite live TV shows, movies, YouTube videos and programs and even check out my photos with Google’s Chromecast Streaming Media Player. Now my family can stream their favorite entertainment on our TV with any of our family’s devices. How cool is that?


Google’s Chromecast Streaming Media Player is designed to make the most of the apps and entertainment that we already have on our phone. Whether it be shows, movies, live TV, YouTube, photos and more… it is all just a tap away by using your families devices. You simply plug the Chromecast into the HDMI port on your TV and you are able to power and stream your favorite entertainment right from your phone. You can enjoy TV shows, movies, videos, songs, games, sports, and more form over 2,000 apps like Netflix, YouTube, YouTube TV, and HBO NOW.

To make the experience even better, you can start streaming with the Chromecast with just your voice as the Chromecast and Google Home work seamlessly together. You just say what you want and the Google Home and Chromecast will do it all for you. Simply say something like “OK Google, play Stranger Things from Netflix on my living room TV.” and your living room TV will begin streaming Stranger Things via Netflix. The Chromecast is so affordable, you can purchase one for every TV in your home and say goodbye to cable forever which is simply awesome. The Chromecast has built-in 802.11ac Wi-Fi that connects to your wireless home network and the Chromecast easily connects to high-definition TV’s with HDMI connectivity. With all this being said, having a Google Chromecast is not the only way to be able to enjoy shows on Netflix or other streaming services. For example, with something as simple as a hdmi to rca converter, any HDMI plug that you have will be compatible with devices like a PS4, XBOX, TV box or projector. This way, no one should feel like they are missing out on viewing additional content.

With Chromecast you can See It. Stream It. Make sure you check out the Google Chromecast Streaming Media Player available at Best Buy and cut the cord to cable for good.

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11 Comments

  • Tamra Phelps
    October 13, 2018 at 2:12 PM

    I admit I’m not tech savvy, but this would be nice if it cuts those cable bills. I suspect I’ll need my niece and nephew to explain this to me, lol.

  • Steve Weber
    October 13, 2018 at 4:18 PM

    I cut the cable a year ago! I’ve save so so much money by using Sling instead of Spectrum. I tell everyone I know to cut the cable.. my cable bill went from $70 down to $8 a month!

  • Linda Manns Linneman
    October 15, 2018 at 6:36 AM

    You are so right. Cable prices are outrageous. It is getting to the point where we cannot afford it. Thank you so much for sharing this great product

  • Daleine Kissinger
    October 18, 2018 at 7:01 PM

    I love that this offers WiFi as well as cutting cable costs. I’m not tech savvy, so I will ask my son to explain this to me.

  • Maureen
    October 24, 2018 at 11:45 AM

    I had not heard of this item.
    Thank you for the introduction.
    We recently signed for two more year contract and boy were prices a “bit” high. (They had gone up quite a bit).

  • Rosanne
    October 27, 2018 at 10:21 PM

    I am almost 64 years old. I feel like I am in the future with being able to talk to these things and have them do what I want.