So you don’t need to depend on another device to cast content to it. It also comes with a voice-enabled Bluetooth remote that lets you navigate the menus and content, control the playback and issue voice commands. What’s even better is it comes with Google Play Store preinstalled and lets you install apps on the device itself courtesy of 8GB internal storage. It runs Android Pie (9.0) for TV and has a Chromecast built-in. MarQ Turbostream looks to offer the best of both worlds in a single device. How is MarQ Turbostream different from Google Chromecast or Amazon Fire TV Stick? Yes, it lets you mirror content but that’s not the same as casting. However, it doesn’t let you cast content from your phone or tablet. The Amazon Fire TV Stick is a better alternative that lets you install apps to the stick itself and comes with its own remote to browse and consume content. So you need to have a phone or tablet with the particular app installed to do the needful. While a Chromecast lets you cast videos from compatible apps (and there are tonnes of those) on your phone to the TV screen, it doesn’t let you install any apps on the device. Whenever one thinks of media streaming devices, there are only two primary options that come to mind - Google Chromecast or Amazon Fire TV Stick.

The MarQ Turbostream runs certified Android 9.0 for TV and comes preinstalled with a few basic Google services and apps for YouTube and Netflix.

Amazon fire stick 32 or 64 bit