You can now pick up a Google Chromecast for only £20

Save a third on Google Chromecast and get £15 off Chromecast Ultra at Argos and John Lewis
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Published on 5 July 2019

If it isn’t enough that Google’s slashed the price of ALL Google Home products to get ahead of Amazon Prime Day, you can now also grab a Chromecast for only £20 at Argos and John Lewis. Moreover, Argos also have £15 off the Chromecast Ultra, making it just £54.

If you’ve been considering a Chromecast to expand your streaming options, now’s the perfect time to get one at a bargain price.

Google Chromecast allows you from stream your phone, tablet or laptop in a matter of minutes and setup is easy. All you need to do is plug the device into a TV HDMI port, visit chromecast.com/setup to connect your device to your Wi-Fi network, then open one of the Chromecast compatible apps.

Compatible apps include YouTube, Netflix, Google Play Movies, Spotify, BBC iPlayer, BBC sport, Twitch and more. You can also share images and cast website tabs from your Chrome browser to your TV, controlling what you see via your laptop or PC.

Google Chromecast Ultra does all the things you’d expect from the original Chromecast, just faster. You can watch all your favourite series and films in 4K, with a clearer picture, deeper colours and speedier processing power. With Ultra, content load times are faster and streaming is smoother.

If you want to know more about what the Chromecast can do, how well it performs and the improvements over previous models, check out our full Google Chromecast (2018) review.

We’re not sure how long these great deals on the Chromecast will last. So if you’ve wanted one for ages or are considering upgrading from an older model, now’s a great time to do just that.

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Danielle is an NCTJ accredited consumer reviews journalist with a decade of experience in the industry. Her specialism in the home and garden space sees her reviewing products such as air fryers, coffee machines, BBQs and vacuums. As well as writing for the likes of the Guardian, Daily Mail, T3 and Woman’s Own, Danielle was also previously a commissioning editor at Expert Reviews.

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