Chrome cast scans at £10 but was priced as £15, Tesco's Old Swan Liverpool, Had 4 left on shelf.
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acholmes2000
20 Jul 16#1
can anyone else confirm this is national
ibblackberry1 to acholmes2000
20 Jul 16#2
History has taught me that this will be store specific, but I'd be happy if it wasn't
vassy201187 to acholmes2000
20 Jul 162#3
Can you please confirm me checking your nearest store? :smirk:
Wapht to acholmes2000
21 Jul 16#8
There were none in my local.
darragh
20 Jul 16#4
Had no yellow stickers on. Priced with normal ticket but at £15.
darragh
20 Jul 161#5
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rnr81
20 Jul 16#6
store specific is normally yellow barcodes, if the normal barcode scans at £10 I'd assume national, stock permitting of course
hotrod2
20 Jul 16#7
I'm sure most people are aware that this is the older generation chromecast but I'll point it out anyway :-) Heat added as it's a great deal if not store specific. Very little real difference between the old and new chromecasts if you don't need dual band wifi.
acj7745 to hotrod2
21 Jul 16#9
Just out of interest because I've fallen way behind with this sort of stuff. Why would I need dual band WiFi?
v_launch
21 Jul 16#10
This is store specific
Highheels1980
21 Jul 161#11
The 5ghz connection is faster than 2.4ghz which this chromecast uses (those being the 2 bands of dual band). However the 2.4ghz has a longer range so if you TV is far from your router you might have to use 2.4ghz anyway. I have 1st and 2nd gen CC and they both do exactly the same thing functionally, I find the 2nd gen to be noticeably faster, but not night and day difference. If I could get this I would over the 2nd gen.
Note you need a dual band router to use 5ghz as well :smiley:
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Note you need a dual band router to use 5ghz as well :smiley: