After the retail packaging was revealed last night, the Chromecast with Google TV has been unboxed. We get a very good and up-close look at the device just under a week before the September 30th announcement.
From another source on Reddit, we see the new "Google Chromecast" in a stark "Snow" that encompasses the oval shell, which has a center "G" logo, and HDMI cable. The rear has various regulatory markings that confirm the GZRNL model, FCC ID, serial number, and "Made in Thailand" nature. There is an indicator light above a button that presumably helps reset the dongle.
This unboxing shows that a USB-C to USB-A cable and power adapter, which looks identical to the Stadia Controller's, is also included with the Google TV Chromecast. Unlike the Ultra, the plug does not incorporate an Ethernet cable, but the USB-C nature should mean any hub/adapter will work. Google could also be offering a first-party version as an add-on.
Lastly, two AAA batteries are included for the "Voice Remote," which is curved for an ideal hand feel. There is a dimple on the bottom-half to slide off the cover.
Also in "Snow," there's a circular navigation d-pad on top with center "select" button. This is followed by Back, Google Assistant, Home, Mute, YouTube, and Netflix. An indent at the bottom houses two keys for "TV power" and "TV input." In between is a microphone cutout, while underneath is an LED that is "Solid when microphone is activated."
This device is rumored to cost $49 and come in two other colors. The revamped Google TV interface — which also has a new logo — was revealed this morning in a separate leak.
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