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Get a Free Chromecast with Google TV by Subbing to YouTube TV

The new Chromecast with Google TV in "snow" color
Google

Google loves to give stuff away, especially if it can convince you to sign up for one of its services for the first time. For example, you can already score a free Chromecast with Google TV—yeah, the one that was just announced—by subscribing to YouTube TV for even just a month.

This is a solid deal if you’ve been considering YouTube TV and want to see what it’s all about. It’s not such a great deal if you have no interest in YouTube TV—you can buy the new Chromecast outright for $50. A month of YouTube TV will set you back $65 thanks to the recent price hike. I’m still bitter about that.

But wait! Don’t go subscribe right now—this deal is only good starting October 15th. But after that, you have until the last day of 2020 to give it a shot, so there’ll be plenty of time to make your mind up.

And if it wasn’t clear, this is only for new subscribers. If you’ve had YouTube TV in the past, no dice. If you currently have YouTube TV, you’re out, too. That’s honestly a bit of a slap in the face after the recent price hike and subsequent loss of regional Fox Sports channels … but that’s a different story for a different day.

The distracted boyfriend meme with YouTube TV looking at new subscribers and ignoring long-time users
Sometimes YouTube TV be like this

If you were planning on making the jump to YouTube TV anyway, nabbing a free Chromecast is just the icing on the cake.

YouTube TV via 9to5Google

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Cameron Summerson is Review Geek's former Editor in Cheif and first started writing for LifeSavvy Media in 2016. Cam's been covering technology for nearly a decade and has written over 4,000 articles and hundreds of product reviews in that time. He’s been published in print magazines and quoted as a smartphone expert in the New York Times. In 2021, Cam stepped away from Review Geek to join Esper as a managing Editor. Read Full Bio »