



Given the best 4K HDR stuff to work with, the Chromecast with Google TV turns in an authentically impressive performance. After all, with both Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Atmos capability on board, where else would you start your search? The Chromecast with Google TV responds accurately, and rapidly, to voice commands, and it’s the work of just a few words and a few moments to get an extensive list of Dolby Atmos/Dolby Vision content presented for your perusal. (Image credit: Google) Chromecast with Google TV review: Performance The smart recommendation system is responsive, both to your selections and to your instructing it that you might already have watched a specific title – and the more you use it, the more genuinely attuned to your tastes it becomes. The home page arranges content into useful categories similar to how Netflix does it, and it’s easy enough to navigate. All the other major players are here, though. Apple TV isn’t, and UK users should not that All 4 isn't either. The remote control has shortcut buttons for Netflix and YouTube, but you can load any number of different apps onto the Google TV home page, including Amazon Prime Video. Otherwise, it’s 4K HDR business as usual, with some Dolby Atmos capability thrown in for good measure.
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Apparently all Android TVs will feature Google TV before very much longer. And Android TV is on board to offer apps you can control with that remote, plus a new interface – ‘Google TV’ – to both facilitate easier searching and to make recommendations that become more targeted the more you use it. The new Chromecast is supplied with a remote control handset that incorporates a mic for use with Google Assistant.
