Google TV Streamer replaces the Chromecast as Google's premiere streaming device with smart home controls, a new remote, and much more.

As part of its Google TV Streamer launch today, Google is bringing key feature from that device to Google TVs from Hisense, TCL and others.

Google has a new streaming device that makes it easier to watch what you want, when you want — and it retails for less than $100. The Google TV Steamer, released on Tuesday (Sept. 24), boasts two times the memory of Google Chromecast and 32GB of storage for faster app loading and easier navigation.

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Doubling as a smart home hub, the new streaming device comes with Google TV Freeplay and a Sports Page. You can pre-order it now and buy it tomorrow.

A new, enhanced Google TV Streamer remote is now available separately for $20. It features a larger design, improved usability, and a customizable star button for quick access to favorite apps. The remote is compatible with both the 4K and HD Chromecasts with Google TV.

Rumors of a Google TV Streamer Pro with a 2GHz CPU are circulating first spotted as part of a Geekbench spec listing. References of the Pro model have now found their way to the Google TV Streamer's listing description on a French retailer's website.

The Google TV Streamer has added a feature that makes it easy to find a lost remote control. Here's how to use it.