![]() ![]() What does matter is that both of these streaming devices also come with an HDMI extender so you will have enough room to utilize the other HDMI ports on your TV.īut what really sets them apart, is the remote.Ĭhromecast 3 doesn’t have a remote. I like the angular shape of Fire stick over the circular design of Chromecast, but honestly, the design doesn’t matter as both of these sticks are going to sit behind the TV anyway. With that being said, let’s begin.īoth Chromecast 3 and Fire TV stick 4K look pretty much the same. Before we begin, make sure you subscribe to this channel, we make videos on how to get most of your streaming device. So, if you are looking to buy a new streaming stick like the new Chromecast 3, or the Fire TV Stick 4K, then I’ve got your back. The biggest highlight perhaps is that the Chromecast 3 can now do 1080p at 60 frames per second. On the other hand, not much has changed in the 3rd generation of Chromecast. ![]() A much-needed upgrade over the previous generation Fire stick. So, the Fire TV Stick 4K, now not only supports 4K, HDR and Dolby Atmos but the new Alexa remote has also come with volume controls. Well, to get to the crux of it, let’s see what's changed first. So, this got everyone thinking including me, which one has the edge of the other one? ![]() The new Fire TV stick supports 4K and comes with an Alexa remote, while the new Chromecast is still the king of screen mirroring. Last year, Google launched the Chromecast 3, alongside the Pixel 3, priced at $35, and after a few months later, Amazon released the next gen Fire TV Stick 4K priced a little bit more, at $49.īoth of these streaming devices have their own perks. ![]()
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