Google TV Streamer 4K drops to $75 for Black Friday — best price so far
Google’s new Google TV Streamer 4K is on sale for about $75 this Black Friday — a notable discount from its usual $100. The streamer offers a faster processor than previous Google sticks, 4GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, a full Google TV interface and smart home integration, making it a strong pick to modernize an older TV.
The wedge set‑top design includes a small remote (you can ping the remote from the streamer if you misplace it), but you’ll need an HDMI cable if you don’t already have one. The device pulls together apps and content into a unified Google TV interface and adds tighter Google Home controls through a convenient slide‑out panel on the TV.
Key specs & highlights
- Performance: ~22% faster processor vs prior Google devices for snappier app switching.
- Memory & storage: 4GB RAM and 32GB storage — more room for apps and smoother multitasking.
- Design: Set‑top wedge form factor; remote can be located by pressing a button on the streamer.
- Smart home: Deep Google Home integration for controlling devices from the TV.
- Extras: Full Google TV UI that aggregates content across services.
Who should buy
If you want to upgrade an older TV without buying a new set, the Google TV Streamer 4K at $75 is a solid, full‑featured choice. It’s especially useful if you rely on Google ecosystem features or want more storage and speed than earlier dongles offered.
Buying tips
- Make sure your TV has an available HDMI port — you may need a short HDMI cable if one isn’t included.
- Consider whether you want built‑in casting, Google Assistant integration, or the extra storage for apps when comparing to other sticks or boxes.
- Check competing deals (Roku, Amazon Fire TV) to see which interface and features you prefer.
Shop the deal on Amazon (affiliate link, opens in a new tab): Google TV Streamer 4K on Amazon. For official product details, visit Google’s store (opens in a new tab): store.google.com.
Discussion: Would you buy the Google TV Streamer 4K at $75 to refresh an old TV — or prefer a different streamer or smart TV upgrade? What feature matters most to you in a streaming device (performance, UI, smart home integration, or price)?