Get the new Chromecast for free when you sign up for YouTube TV

With over 85 channels of premium sports, news, and entertainment, YouTube TV is already gaining many admiring looks. You can try it for free. When you’re ready to sign up, you’ll instantly receive a free Chromecast with Google TV.

YouTube TV is a subscription streaming service that carries many of the major network channels such as NBC, FOX, ESPN, and more. As with any service that believes in their brands, you can get a free 14-day trial on YouTube TV. Are you planning to watch the NBA Finals on ABC? You can use the free trial for two weeks and then cancel without paying a cent.

If you’re happy with the service, pay $ 64.99 per month to keep enjoying the content. Your subscription includes up to six accounts and three simultaneous streams, so you can stream on the device of your choice at home or on the go. You won’t miss a thing either, as you have unlimited cloud DVR storage to record your favorite shows and events.

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The other big incentive for you to make that first payment is that there will soon be a free Chromecast with Google TV worth $ 49.99. This brand new Chromecast has its own remote and software experience – that’s the Google TV part – so you don’t have to control it from another Android device.

There is no box installation, no contract and no hidden fees, just one monthly payment for your favorite channels. The added bonus of the free Chromecast is available from October 15th through the end of the year. If you sign up for the free trial now, you’ll be one of the first to pick up your free device when you opt for a Chromecast subscription.

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Don’t need a YouTube TV subscription? The new Chromecast is still worth a look at $ 49.99. YouTube TV only delivers it in the color of snow, but you can buy it in the colors of snow, sky and sunrise at Best Buy. Check out the widgets below.