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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Honestly.. I might get some pushback for this but Chromecast audio. Being able to get full home audio streaming for a fraction of the cost of a normal system with a few of those and a few old hifis. Worth it for me
My boyfriend frequently complains that Google stopped making those..
They have, but you can still find them on the second hand market. I m not looking forward to the day they stop supporting them however
I had some best buy house brand speakers that stopped working in groups when Sonos won their case. They were battery powered and sounded great! But they didn't get updated so now they're e-waste.
Where I am, your ISP always provides a free TV streaming box with your router. They've been Android for years now so my Chromecasts have been stuck in a drawer gathering dust
Ah this isn't the chromecast streaming devices I'm talking about. It's the older pucks that plug into an aux cable that you can stream music from your phone to