SUPER BOWL LVII is fast approaching. With one of the biggest sporting events of the year happening at the end of this week, we’re realizing our TV setup could use some improvement before our friends and family come over to spiritedly shout at it. As ever, Amazon has been running lots of deals to help us upgrade ahead of the Big Game, including hosting pre-Super Bowl sales on soundbars and surround sound systems. So while you’re taking your sound quality to the next level, you might as well pick up Google Chromecast HD, since it’s currently on sale for just $20.
For the uninitiated, Chromecast is a plug-in that hooks up to the HDMI port in your TV and allows you to stream hundreds of thousands of movies and episodes from TV shows, as well as live TV and music. It works with most TVs and allows you to compile all your streaming services in one place, so you can stream much easier.
This set comes with the streaming stick that you plug into your TV and a remote that has Google Assistant, allowing you to use voice commands for your TV. Additionally, you can control other devices in your home, like your lights or Google Nest, through Chromecast’s Google Assistant.
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Chromecast HD is currently 33 percent off, but if you want to stream the Big Game in 4K, you’ll be happy to know Chromecast 4K is also on sale, but for 20 percent off. A little pricier at $40, you’ll be able to enjoy everything that the HD version comes with, but with 4K video resolution instead of 1080 HDR.
Whichever one you end up choosing will allow you to not only watch the game however you want to stream it, but it will also give you suggestions on what to watch next once the game is over. A literal win-win.
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Micki Wagner is a commerce editor for Hearst’s Enthusiast Group, where she is constantly on the lookout for exciting new products, great sales and deals, and fun gifts. Her work can also be found on Saveur and Worth. When she’s not writing about the latest and greatest products, you can find her checking out new restaurants, spending way too much time shopping online, and binging Parks and Recreation…yet again.
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