Google Chromecast (3rd generation)

The Google Chromecast 3rd generation is a streaming device from Google, released in 2018. It brought faster performance and smoother Full HD playback at 60 frames per second. The 3rd generation Chromecast remained an affordable way to stream to your TV.

What is Google Chromecast (3rd generation)?

The Google Chromecast 3rd generation is an HDMI adapter for sending content to a TV with improved performance.

Main advantages of Chromecast 3rd generation:

• 15% faster performance than its predecessor,
• smooth Full HD at 60 frames per second,
• circular design,
• support for speaker groups,
• low price and easy setup.

When was the Google Chromecast (3rd generation) released?

The 3rd generation Google Chromecast was introduced in 2018.

Higher performance and smoothness

The third generation was more powerful than the previous one and managed Full HD playback at 60 frames per second. This made the image smoother, especially in sports and action scenes.

Speaker support

The 3rd generation Chromecast supported adding to speaker groups, so you could sync audio from your TV with other devices in your home.

The importance of Chromecast 3rd generation

The third generation kept the Chromecast line current and affordable before being replaced by Chromecast with Google TV, with its own interface.

Frequently asked questions about Google Chromecast (3rd generation)

When was the 3rd generation Chromecast released?

In 2018.

What resolution does it support?

Full HD 1080p at 60 frames per second.

Is it faster than the previous generation?

Yes, about 15%.

Does it support speaker groups?

Yes