Of course, the new Chromecast doesn't need to be used with its remote if you'd prefer to declutter and keep things simple. Why would people want a remote? Personally, I'm always fighting the impulse to use my phone as I watch TV, as it's a big distraction from what I'm trying to watch.
The addition of a remote makes a ton of sense to folks like myself, who think a remote and TV-watching go together like Leslie Knope and Ben Wyatt. The Chromecast with Google TV packs its own remote, which can also control your TV's volume, power and inputs. We'd just reply with a "no." Times, though, have changed.
You can also see how the Chromecast Ultra stands up to its competition in our Chromecast vs Fire TV vs Roku face-off. It's worth noting, though, that the Chromecast Ultra has a built-in port for an Ethernet cable, but also requires an external power source, rather than a USB connection built into your TV. In terms of channel selection and overall functionality, the two devices are identical. Google no longer sells the Chromecast Ultra, which was priced at $70 and can broadcast content at up to 4K resolutions with HDR color technology. See all prices (7 found) What is the difference between Chromecast and Chromecast Ultra?
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