Chromecast vs Airtame 2

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Chromecast vs Airtame 2

Chromecast Alternative
What’s the difference between Google Chromecast and Airtame 2?

Airtame and Chromecast offer wireless screen sharing, with the latter being optimized for media casting (watching Netflix, HBO, etc.). Both solutions provide a physical product (the receiver) that connects to an HDMI display (or VGA display with an adapter). Here we provide a feature comparison between Airtame 2 and Google Chromecast Ultra.

Please note that all technical specifications are taken directly from the Google Store website. In cases where pricing is not directly listed online, we include the quoted reseller price.

Airtame 2 Google Chromecast Ultra
Powering AC adapter or Power over Ethernet AC adapter
Connectivity
Windows Airtame app + Miracast Google Cast
macOS Airtame app + AirPlay Google Cast
Chromebook Airtame app + Google Cast Google Cast
Linux Airtame app + Google Cast Google Cast
iOS AirPlay Google Cast
Android Google Cast + Miracast Google Cast
Sharing
Resolution 1080p up to 60 fps Up to 4K at 60 fps*
Presenter mode Single window sharing (app) + extended desktop (Miracast)
One-to-many screen sharing
Touchback support With Miracast
Security
Works on enterprise networks
Pin code connect Guest mode
Web Proxy support
Device management
Bulk updates
Remote updates
Different access levels
Moderator mode
Digital signage
Websites
Custom images Google Photos
Videos
Productivity apps and dashboards
Calendar sync for room management
Scheduled Content
Power management
Sleep Schedule with CEC support

*While the Chromecast Ultra supports 4K resolution when screen mirroring, the actual resolution will depend on that of the source that’s being streamed from. 

Last edited on March 15th, 2024