Here we show Unboxing and Connecting the Google Chromecast. First, the Google Chromecast Audio receiver is a streaming audio media player. So it acts as a line level audio output device for Chromecast enabled applications. Plus, these apps run on phones, tablets, and desktop computers. Furthermore, this Cast Audio receiver works as well as Bluetooth because so many streaming apps on Android, iOS, PC, and Mac platforms can cast to it.
This streaming receiver also provides line-level audio output via the 3.6mm plug on its side. So this allows you to play your streaming Chromecast Audio on most any external, amplified speakers and headphones. Quite the versatile device indeed.
Note though, that Chromecast Audio does not respond to voice commands. That is, it does not run the Google assistant. But you can cast to it from other assistant devices, like the Google Home, Google Home Mini, the Nest Mini, Nest Audio, and Google Home Max speakers.
First, turn the box onto its side such that the orange arrow tape faces you, as shown in the next picture.
Next, grasp the tab with the large arrow on it. Then, pull it down the length of the box.
Thirdly, with the orange arrow tape gone, lift open the flap on the box. We show how we did this in the next picture. Furthermore, we drew in the pink arrow, that points at the box flap.
Next, with the flap open, lay it out flat.
This then exposes a brief set of “Getting Started” hints, along with an inner lid. It’s the white flat piece with the Chromecast logo on it, as shown in the next picture.
Doing so then reveals a tray that holds the Chromecast along with a short 3.5mm to 3.5mm stereo patch cable. Furthermore, this audio cord is used for patching the Chromecast receiver to powered speakers or a Hi Fi home theater / system.
Next, remove the yellow patch cable and receiver from the plastic tray, as shown next. This Cast Audio receiver is black in color, and looks like a small hockey puck.
Then, this shows the USB power adapter and micro USB power cable, as shown next.
Next, take out the power supply and cable from the box, as shown next.
Then take off the “wire tie” from the power cable and uncoil the cord.
Find the micro USB port on this device, as shown in the next picture.
At last, you have now fully unboxed the Chromecast Audio adapter. So now, to connect it up, to your home audio equipment, please see our Connect Google Chromecast Audio, How To piece for details.
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