Roku 3 Vs Google Chromecast: Two media streamer devices but which is the best?
The way we watch television and movies has changed dramatically over the last few years. Instead of being slaves to a cable or satellite company people can now stream home entertainment from the internet for a fraction of…
The way we watch television and movies has changed dramatically over the last few years. Instead of being slaves to a cable or satellite company people can now stream home entertainment from the internet for a fraction of the price. Now that we, as consumers have more options out there we can pick and choose what we want to watch when we want to watch it. Today we will discuss two TV media streamers and see which one is right for you.
Google Chromecast
This TV media streamer has been out for some time now and has gotten rave reviews. For just a onetime fee of $35 and $9.99 a month viewers can get some of the best in home entertainment right on their TV. Google Chromecast combines YouTube, Hulu Plus, HBO Go, Pandora and a large selection of movie and music sources to make a very robust entertainment package. These amazing entertainment sources will provide you with hours and hours of fun. One of the best parts about Google Chromecast is that it doesn’t require bulky equipment. All you have to do is plug in a small USB device into your TV or laptop and start streaming movies right away!
Roku 3
The new Roku 3 is a TV media streamer that has over 1000 channels including sports, movies, television and music! This medium size device is about the size of an internet router and won’t take up much space. For a onetime fee of $99 and a small reoccurring monthly fee you will have access to loads of entertainment. One of the best features of the Roku 3 is that its lighting fast and you will never run into issues with streaming. Also included with the Roku 3 is a free downloaded app that allows your Apple or Android device to be used as a remote for your TV.
So which do you like better?
Both of these TV media streamers are wonderful and they all have the same basic features including channel availability. But with Google Chromecast price and its very small size we feel it is the best option. All you have to do with Google Chromecast is plug and play!
