Chromecast with Google TV Is Offering HBO Max Bundle Plan

Last year, Chromecast with Google TV launched with a special bundle offer on Netflix access for six months, and now there’s a similar offer available for HBO Max.

Chromecast with Google TV buyers can now get the device with three months of HBO Max for a bundled cost of $64.99.

Customers who purchase the bundle on Google Store between July 20, 2021, and December 31, 2022, will be eligible to receive 3-months of the HBO Max Ad-Free plan. With this plan, the user will have access to same-day theatrical releases for the rest of 2021, including the upcoming The Suicide Squad, Dune, and the untitled Matrix 4.

Customers can redeem the offer and apply it to a new HBO Max account by February 28, 2023. However, to avail of this offer, you must be a new HBO Max subscriber, 18 years or older, and be a U.S. resident.

After the 3-month period, you’ll be charged the subscription price for the monthly HBO Max Ad-Free plan (currently $14.99/month).

Chromecast with Google TV New Bundle Plan Has 3 Months of HBO Max — Chromecast with Google TV

If this offer doesn’t interest you, Chromecast is also available with a 6-month Netflix bundle which costs $89.99.

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The key difference between the two is that the Netflix offer can be availed by both new and current Netflix subscribers. The bundle plan is the Netflix Standard Streaming Plan 2-screen plan. This offer value can be applied to a Netflix account by March 1, 2022.

The Chromecast with Google TV device alone is available for a price of $49.99. However, with the bundle offers, you can save $44 on the Netflix plan and about $30 on the HBO Max plan.

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About HBO Max

HBO Max is an American subscription video-on-demand streaming service owned by AT&T via the WarnerMedia Direct subsidiary of WarnerMedia and was launched on May 27, 2020, in the United States.

While built around content from namesake premium television service HBO, it principally serves as a content hub for WarnerMedia’s various film and television properties, offering a range of original programming and library content from the company as well as additional content licensed through third-party distributors.