Google Chromecast Price in Singapore & Specifications

What is Chromecast? Basically, one of the best media we can get is with the Google Chromecast. Google Chromecast in Singapore features all your favourite Google Chrome media such as YouTube, live streaming, web browsing and so much more. Want to know more? Read more about Google Chromecast in Singapore below.

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What is Chromecast? Basically, one of the best media we can get is with the Google Chromecast. Google Chromecast in Singapore features all your favourite Google Chrome media such as YouTube, live streaming, web browsing and so much more. Want to know more? Read more about Google Chromecast in Singapore below.

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Cheapest Google Chromecast Price in Singapore is S$ 99.00

The Google Chromecast is now available in Singapore. The cheapest Google Chromecast price in Singapore is S$ 99.00 from Shopee. Google Chromecast price details are updated April 2021.

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Price List by Country for Google Chromecast

Country	International Price	Price in SGD
Indonesia	IDR 515.000	S$ 47.00
Malaysia	MYR 249.00	S$ 80.00
Philippines	PHP 3,305.00	S$ 91.00
Singapore	SGD 99.00	S$ 99.00
Vietnam	VND 899.000	S$ 52.00

Google Chromecast Specs

Release Date in Singapore
Model	Chromecast
Ports & interfaces
Device interface	HDMI
HDMI	Yes
Micro-USB ports quantity	1
Bluetooth	No
Wi-Fi standards	802.11a,Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac),802.11b,802.11g,Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n)
Power
Power source	AC adapter
Performance
HD type	Full HD
Card reader integrated	No
Maximum video resolution	1920 x 1080 pixels
Supported video modes	1080p
Video apps	NetFlix,YouTube

Google Chromecast Review and Specs in Singapore

Google Chromecast in Singapore

Technology has advanced leaps and bounds over the past few years. From external input of information, we now have internal media and a bunch of options to stream and plug in our source. Gone are the days when people watch TV using normal channels or even cable channels. Gone are the days when we used remote controls to select our media. Now everything you want to watch can be on your TV with the Google Chromecast. The Google Chromecast in Singapore features Google’s very own technology in media broadcasting, live streaming and information sharing that plugs straight into your television.

Uncompromised compatibility

The Google Chromecast HDMI dongle is a simple device that works with both Apple products as well as Android devices. Simply pair the dongle with your smartphone by registering the Google Chromecast and selecting the code that pairs with your TV. A simple 3-step procedure will make your Google Chromecast ready for use. Google Chromecast’s compatibility with smartphones, TVs and computers will expedite your process of media streaming. Don’t worry about your phone’s battery or data being taken up by the Google Chromecast pairing because you will cast the app in your phone’s background and keep it on lock screen too. No worries!

Google Chromecast apps

So what’s the difference between a Google Chromecast dongle and an HDMI cable to connect your media? Well, for starters, Google Chromecast features all your favourite apps so you won’t have to physically connect your input such as computer or USB pen drive. Some of Google Chromecast’s more popular apps include YouTube, Netflix, iFlix, VIKI and Spotify. Want to stream movies? Google Play Movies has a huge selection for you to choose from. Get your buddies over for movie night with Google Chromecast.

Now that you know more about the Google Chromecast, it’s time to get one. we’ve got the best prices for Google Chromecast in Singapore with iPrice. Just compare prices using the price comparison feature and get irresistible prices on all your favourite live streaming and information sharing products today. Get Google Chromecast in Singapore only at iPrice for low prices. Happy shopping!

Reviews of Google Chromecast

zitseng.com

Reviewed on 2017-02-11

Compact, practical, design, Easy to setup and use, Good WiFi support

Nothing much has changed since the original Chromecast

TV streaming devices have become really popular in the last couple of years, particularly with the falling prices. Google launched their original first generation Chromecast in 2013 for just US$35. The 2nd generation Chromecast, which I'm reviewing here...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Reviewed on 2017-10-16

Whether you've just gotten rid of cable or want to supplement your TV package with online video, now's an excellent time to buy a media streaming device. Compared to the typical smart TV, standalone streamers such as the Roku Streaming Stick and Amazon Fi...

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theverge.com

Reviewed on 2016-12-14

A couple years ago, or maybe even last year, you might have been wondering which streaming video box to buy yourself or stuff in a holiday stocking. Now, streaming video sticks — the tiny, plug-and-play counterparts to larger boxes — are emerging as a via...

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gizmodo.com

Reviewed on 2015-11-12

It's quicker than the old version and the new app is great. The built-in HDMI cable is a nice touch. Really, though, it just works really well, it's easy to use, and it's only $35,

Google still doesn't have a remote control for Chromecast, which makes it the only streamer I can think of that doesn't have one. You have to use your phone, tablet, or computer, which can be a pain in the arse, especially if you have to enter a password...

Two years ago the Google god in the sky gave unto us a $35 dollar media-streaming dongle, and lo, it was good. Pretty good anyway, and it got better with software updates, but it still has lagging tendencies. Well, its 2015 baby, so whats the new Chrome...

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androidguys.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-22

The change wasn't just for aesthetics, there's a reason behind it. All TV setups aren't the same. Some folks found that the original's dongle-stick build did not fit in the allotted space between their TV and wall (or any other obstruction).Therefore, whi...

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pcworld.com_techhive.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-21

Shorter loading times than the old Chromecast, Performance improves each time you upgrade to a faster phone or tablet, Simple to set up and use

Not a good fit for people who don't keep their phones handy, No 4K resolution or 60-frames-per-second support, Support for Amazon Video seems unlikely for the foreseeable future

The second-generation Chromecast might be the most unnecessary hardware that Google has ever released, but that doesn't mean it's bad product.With Chromecast, the hardware never mattered much. Unlike media streamers from Roku, Amazon, and Apple, a Chromec...

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androidheadlines.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-15

Two years ago Google revolutionized the streaming media game. While there were other media streaming devices on the market they often costs well over $100 and occupied space on your shelf, cluttering up the space on top of all those other boxes you've lik...

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computerworld.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-14

Google's original Chromecast media streamer proved to be nothing short of revolutionary in my life. The $35 stick was significant not so much for what it did but rather how it did it: The device took the overcomplicated task of Internet-to-TV streaming an...

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androidauthority.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-10

Along with the new flagship Nexus smartphones, the Nexus 6P and the Nexus 5X , Google also unveiled an updated version of the Chromecast HDMI dongle, boasting a new look, multiple color options, and of course, faster hardware and enhancements on the softw...

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engadget.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-10

Inexpensive, Compatible with most popular video streaming services, Supports dual-band 802.11ac for faster and more reliable WiFi, Improved app makes search and discovery easier

Still just 1080p, Needs a separate device to act as a remote control, Doesn't have native support for Amazon Instant Video

The original Chromecast proved that big surprises can come in small packages. Even though it was just a $35 HDMI dongle the size of a pack of gum, it had the power to transform any TV into a smart one, as long as you had a smartphone, tablet or computer n...

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mashable.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-09

Same cheap price, Sleeker design that fits into packed HDMI ports, Dead-simple set-up, Easy to use, Works with iOS, Android and PC

Erratic performance between TVs, Android mirroring is choppy for gaming

Sometimes, the best products are the ones that are the simplest. Google's Chromecast , an HDMI dongle that lets you "cast" videos, music and apps to a TV or computer display using a phone, tablet or computer, is one of those products.At $35, it became an...

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slashgear.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-09

The 2015 version of the Chromecast is just nice enough to want to upgrade from the original and certainly worth the cash for new users. Chromecast is, at its core, a doorway for your smartphone to access your TV. Like its predecessor (also called Chromeca...

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talkandroid.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-05

Google introduced the second version of their Chromecast streaming device earlier this week alongside a Chromecast Audio device for speakers, and immediately made them available for sale through the Play Store and Best Buy . With expedited shipping, early...

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arstechnica.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-03

The major selling point of Google's $35 HDMI dongle is to repeat the audio and video signal from the mobile device you already own, to make content from your smartphone, tablet, or laptop pop up conveniently and wirelessly on your bigger TV screen. Thus...

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cnet.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-03

The Google Chromecast is a dirt-cheap wireless video dongle that streams Netflix, YouTube, Spotify, Pandora, HBO Now and thousands of other apps and games to your TV using an Android or Apple phone or tablet, or a PC, as the controller. Its small size hid...

The lack of a dedicated remote means you always need a smartphone, tablet or PC nearby to use it. Slightly more expensive boxes and sticks, with their physical remotes, tactile buttons and onscreen displays, are more convenient to use. The only way to wat...

Without Chromecast, I never would have seen The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger.It was the summer of 2013. I had installed the original Chromecast, a finger-sized video player that looks like a USB stick, behind the TV at the house our family rents every year...

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makeuseof.com

Reviewed on 2015-10-01

The aptly named Chromecast 2.0 is Google's first major revision to the device since it was first released all the way back in July 2013. While that doesn't sound too long, in a tech world where new devices are released seemingly annually, that's practical...

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ausdroid.net

Reviewed on 2016-03-05

Google's Chromecast is one of the biggest releases they've had in the past few years, since Google announced the original back in 2014 they've sold over 20 million of them. But the original model had some flaws and alongside the 2015 Nexus launch, Google...

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gizmodo.com.au

Reviewed on 2016-01-19

Same easy setup and use, Faster processor, speedier operation, Better Wi-Fi support

(Barely) more expensive, No remote control, (Slightly) more complex design

Yes, it's 2016, and we still haven't seen the new and improved Google Chromecast — announced and launched internationally in late September last year — appear in Aussie stores. Bored of waiting, I actually picked up a US$35 Chromecast on my trip to CES 20...

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