The usual deal from Wuaki.TV, this time it comes with 'Peaky Blinders Season 2'.
Honestly I've no idea what that series is like, but this is still a good price for a Chromecast 2.
Some of the older offers are still available too - links to them on this page as well.
Top comments
TheMexicaliKid
8 May 167#9
One of the Peaky Blinders, going down to London (but filmed in Liverpool) to work for Tom Hardy as a "Baker". Best job ever :smiley:
lewbmd to Pipcola
10 May 163#15
This is a really vague comment so I'll try to answer as best I can.
Cast to what? Lots of people don't have smart TVs with built in screen mirroring, this device makes TVs smart without spending a lot. As for the other apps or devices part, it's not like it's comfortable for a family to gather around a tablet to watch a movie on Netflix.
There's also a fair few cast apps, I went to a party where they had a karaoke app, so their TV was essentially a karaoke machine, I thought that was pretty cool.
As for the audio version it's a niche, not everyone will need it. However if you've got a really nice set of speakers then you can cast audio from any device to them without moving around the device/speakers/cables. Not for everyone, but certainly has its uses.
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adrian2
23 May 16#24
I've just tried to buy this deal but I get a page saying promotion no longer active and no chromecast code. I have now received an email telling me I have been billed £22.99 for the tv series Peaky Blinders with no mention of a chromecast. I have to try and sort it out now. Not impressed.
Godspeed
14 May 16#23
From a previous chromecast thread -
You can use a normal chromecast for just audio without having to put it through a tv by using an HDMI to RCA adapter from eBay - eg Linky
martinspoon
11 May 161#22
TV Chromecast has an HDMI output, audio has 3.5mm jack. The audio apps I've just tested all output to my TV Chromecast, but I don't know if the app designer can theoretically restrict audio apps to audio only Chromecast. So yes, audio to TV Chromecast is fine if you can plug the HDMI into something (if its a TV then obviously it needs to be on and tuned to that input.)
Pipcola
11 May 16#21
Cannot the TV version also be used just for audio if that is all that is being cast?
Did not believe the comment was vague just asking a question.
I now understand that this makes a 'dumb' TV smart.
Apps as I understand it need a smart TV and I do realise that.
amour3k
11 May 16#20
Are these Wuaki.TV Movies/TV Shows that you buy with these Wuaki.TV ChromeCast Devices FREE to keep for forever?!, or ..... thanx in advance for any help. :-)
Great_pretender
10 May 16#19
Fantastic series, the best the BBC has ever offered. Great price too, thanks OP.
seany1977
10 May 16#18
I haven't really watched it but my mate and myself had the conversation that the fashion inspiration for blokes haircuts nowadays is Peaky Blinders.
RuudBullit
10 May 16#17
brilliant show. I'm watching series 3 episode 1 as we speak.
u01atc8
10 May 16#16
Saying my voucher from wauki has already been used
Pipcola
10 May 16#14
Have voted hot as obviously a good price.
BUT why would I need one as I can cast using other apps? And why is there an audio only version? Yes I have Googled and read the results but nothing convinces me that I need or would use this rather than other apps or devices
lewbmd to Pipcola
10 May 163#15
This is a really vague comment so I'll try to answer as best I can.
Cast to what? Lots of people don't have smart TVs with built in screen mirroring, this device makes TVs smart without spending a lot. As for the other apps or devices part, it's not like it's comfortable for a family to gather around a tablet to watch a movie on Netflix.
There's also a fair few cast apps, I went to a party where they had a karaoke app, so their TV was essentially a karaoke machine, I thought that was pretty cool.
As for the audio version it's a niche, not everyone will need it. However if you've got a really nice set of speakers then you can cast audio from any device to them without moving around the device/speakers/cables. Not for everyone, but certainly has its uses.
onlineo
10 May 16#13
season 2 is really good, but I think it is only 6hours.
lewbmd
10 May 161#12
Last time I bought from Wuaki they just sent me the Chromecast.
This time you get a code for 100% off a Chromecast that's applied at checkout on the Google Store just in case anyone was confused.
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Honestly I've no idea what that series is like, but this is still a good price for a Chromecast 2.
Some of the older offers are still available too - links to them on this page as well.
Top comments
Cast to what? Lots of people don't have smart TVs with built in screen mirroring, this device makes TVs smart without spending a lot. As for the other apps or devices part, it's not like it's comfortable for a family to gather around a tablet to watch a movie on Netflix.
There's also a fair few cast apps, I went to a party where they had a karaoke app, so their TV was essentially a karaoke machine, I thought that was pretty cool.
As for the audio version it's a niche, not everyone will need it. However if you've got a really nice set of speakers then you can cast audio from any device to them without moving around the device/speakers/cables. Not for everyone, but certainly has its uses.
Latest comments (24)
You can use a normal chromecast for just audio without having to put it through a tv by using an HDMI to RCA adapter from eBay - eg Linky
Did not believe the comment was vague just asking a question.
I now understand that this makes a 'dumb' TV smart.
Apps as I understand it need a smart TV and I do realise that.
BUT why would I need one as I can cast using other apps? And why is there an audio only version? Yes I have Googled and read the results but nothing convinces me that I need or would use this rather than other apps or devices
Cast to what? Lots of people don't have smart TVs with built in screen mirroring, this device makes TVs smart without spending a lot. As for the other apps or devices part, it's not like it's comfortable for a family to gather around a tablet to watch a movie on Netflix.
There's also a fair few cast apps, I went to a party where they had a karaoke app, so their TV was essentially a karaoke machine, I thought that was pretty cool.
As for the audio version it's a niche, not everyone will need it. However if you've got a really nice set of speakers then you can cast audio from any device to them without moving around the device/speakers/cables. Not for everyone, but certainly has its uses.
This time you get a code for 100% off a Chromecast that's applied at checkout on the Google Store just in case anyone was confused.
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/news/peaky-blinders-david-bowie-personally-requested-his-music-be-used-in-new-series-says-cillian-murphy-a7018081.html