Google TV Streamer (4K)
Google TV Streamer (4K)
$84.99 $99.99
or make 4 payments of $21.25
$84.99 $99.99
or make 4 payments of $21.25
Personalized entertainment for everyone.
Supercharged performance for smooth navigation.
Connect your speakers or Pixel Buds for epic sound.
Seamless control of your smart home devices.
Beautiful design that blends with any decor.
Simplified. And built around you.
Everything you stream, on one screen.
Watch movies and shows from all your services, and get personalized recommendations.
Set the scene for epic home viewing.
Up to 4K HDR with Dolby Vision delivers true-to-life details, and Dolby Atmos offers big 3D sound.
More space, more entertainment.
With 32 GB of storage, install more of your favorite apps
. So you’ll always have something to watch.
Best performance in a TV role.
With a 22% faster processor, enjoy smooth navigation and quick switching between apps.
Dim the lights without pressing pause.
It’s even easier to control your smart home devices from your TV with the new home panel.
Designed to feel right at home.
The sleek design blends beautifully with any decor. And it’s made with at least 65% recycled plastic.
Sit back. Relax. And enjoy the show.
- Bring it to the big screen. Seamlessly.Enjoy content from compatible apps on your phone, tablet, or laptop and cast right to your TV.
- Lost the remote? Your search is over.Make your remote ring simply by pressing a button on your Google TV Streamer or asking Google.
- Launch right into it.Open your favorite app or the home panel, or switch inputs by pressing a button on your remote.
- Epic sound, all around.Group your streamer with your Nest speakers, or pair your Pixel Buds Pro with spatial audio. , ,
- Don’t let spotty Wi-Fi steal the show.Use the built-in Ethernet port to connect directly to your router for uninterrupted streaming.
- Your hub for Google Home and Matter.Control compatible smart home devices from your TV. Thread is built in for improved connectivity.
- Your photos, as seen on TV.Enjoy a slideshow of your pictures from your Google Photos library right on your TV.
- Set it up, quick.All you need is an HDMI cable and the Google Home app. HDMI cable sold separately.
Bring it to the big screen. Seamlessly.
Enjoy content from compatible apps on your phone, tablet, or laptop and cast right to your TV.
Lost the remote? Your search is over.
Make your remote ring simply by pressing a button on your Google TV Streamer or asking Google.
Launch right into it.
Open your favorite app or the home panel, or switch inputs by pressing a button on your remote.
Epic sound, all around.
Group your streamer with your Nest speakers, or pair your Pixel Buds Pro with spatial audio.
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Don’t let spotty Wi-Fi steal the show.
Use the built-in Ethernet port to connect directly to your router for uninterrupted streaming.
Your hub for Google Home and Matter.
Control compatible smart home devices from your TV. Thread is built in for improved connectivity.
Your photos, as seen on TV.
Enjoy a slideshow of your pictures from your Google Photos library right on your TV.
Set it up, quick.
All you need is an HDMI cable and the Google Home app. HDMI cable sold separately.
Why buy on the Google Store.
Why buy on the Google Store.
Free shipping and returns. †
Free shipping and returns. †
Device recycling.
Device recycling.
Questions? We’ve got answers.
What are the differences between the Google TV Streamer (4K) and Chromecast with Google TV (4K)?
Google TV Streamer (4K)
Price
$99.99
Storage
32 GB
Memory
4 GB
Colors
Hazel (Google Store exclusive) • Porcelain
Chromecast with Google TV (4K)
Price
$49.99
Storage
8 GB
Memory
2 GB
Colors
Snow • Sky • Sunrise
Do I need an HDMI cable for the Google TV Streamer (4K)?
Yes, an HDMI 2.1 cable is required for use of the Google TV Streamer (4K). The Google TV Streamer (4K) does not come with a HDMI 2.1 cable, but that can be purchased separately
.
How do I set up my Google TV Streamer (4K)?
You can set up your Google TV Streamer (4K) by following the steps outlined on your TV when you first plug in your device. For more information, visit this Help Centre page
that contains useful setup directions and ways to best use the Google TV Streamer (4K).
What can I use the Google TV Streamer Voice Remote's customizable button for?
The Google TV Streamer Voice Remote comes with a new customizable button, which you can program to immediately launch your favorite app, switch inputs, or open the home panel to control your smart home. Visit this Help Centre page
to learn more.
How can I control my smart home devices using my Google TV Streamer (4K)?
The Google TV Streamer (4K) has a home panel where you can control all your favorite smart home devices.
It can be accessed by long pressing the home button on the Voice Remote, or through the customizable button. Learn more about the home panel on this Help Centre page
.
What resolution does the Google TV Streamer (4K) support?
The Google TV Streamer (4K) supports up to 4K HDR with Dolby Vision.
How do I set up parental controls on my Google TV Streamer (4K)?
Google TV supports kids profiles, where parents can set controls to filter age-appropriate entertainment, limit watch time, and set a bedtime. Learn more on how to set up the controls on this Help Center page
.
How do I use the Find My Remote function?
You can locate your remote by pressing the button on the back of your Google TV Streamer (4K), or using your voice by saying "Hey Google, find my remote".
How can I use my phone to cast to a Google TV Streamer (4K)-enabled TV?
You can cast content
on your phone to the Google TV Streamer (4K)-enabled TV by following these steps:
Connect your phone to the same Wi-Fi network as your Google TV. Open the app that has the content you want to cast. In the app, find and select Cast. On your phone, select the name of your TV. When Cast changes color, you're successfully connected.
To stop casting, on your phone, select Cast and then Disconnect.
Connect your phone to the same Wi-Fi network as your Google TV. Open the app that has the content you want to cast. In the app, find and select Cast. On your phone, select the name of your TV. When Cast changes color, you're successfully connected.
To stop casting, on your phone, select Cast and then Disconnect.
How do I manage my accounts or profiles on the Google TV Streamer (4K)?
You can set up multiple accounts so each member of the household has their own Google TV profile. Downloaded apps and app login details can be used across profiles, so there is no need to start from scratch each time you set up a new profile. Learn more about setting up and managing user profiles on this Help Center page
.
How is Dolby Atmos different from Atmos passthrough?
Dolby Atmos on the Google TV Streamer delivers immersive, three dimensional sound without the need for a sound decoding system such as an AV receiver. For devices that don't support true Dolby Atmos (like Chromecast with Google TV) but offer passthrough capability, another Dolby Atmos capable sound system would be required to deliver the same effect.
- 1Google TV Streamer (4K) requires a TV with an HDMI port, HDMI 2.1 cable, a Wi-Fi network, a Google Account, a nearby electrical outlet, and a compatible mobile device. Minimum OS requirements are available at g.co/cast/req .
- 2
To view content in 4K, a 4K-capable TV and reliable broadband internet connection are required.
Dolby, Dolby Vision and Atmos are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
- 3Subscription services may be required.
- 4Compared to Chromecast with Google TV devices.
- 5Requires compatible smart devices. Some features, including mobile notifications, remote control, video streaming and video recording, require working internet and Wi-Fi.
- 6Recycled plastic is at least 19% of product based on weight (excludes remote device).
- 7Requires a smart device with Google Assistant.
- 8Nest speakers and Pixel Buds Pro sold separately.
- 9Fast pairing requires locations enabled.
- 10Spatial Audio requires Pixel Buds Pro and compatible app and supported content. See g.co/pixelbudspro/help for details.
- 11Google Assistant may be required for full functionality.
- 12Storage specifications refer to capacity before formatting. Actual formatted capacity will be less.
