Chromecast review

Had you asked me two months ago what the original was missing, I would have said that it needed a few more compatible apps to round out the catalog, and maybe a better app. But, considering its highly affordable sticker price, there wasn't much to complain about. But the first Chromecast's successful design and sales meant two very important points for the new Chromecast. First, because the original already worked so wonderfully, there's little in the way of truly new features on Google's latest streaming disc; by and large the biggest change is a cosmetic one. Chromecast has traded its stick format for something a little more pragmatic: a circular disc attached to an HDMI cable. Secondly, expanding on the first point, because the original was so expertly crafted and priced below the competition, that means the market, at this point, is relatively well-saturated with these little gizmos.