If you have: HDMI port
Wide port with angled bottom corners
HDMI cable
Both ends are HDMI, so a standard HDMI cable connects them.
See the Belkin 8K HDMI 2.1 Cable (2 m) on AmazonLast checked November 14, 2026
If your Chromebook has an HDMI port, use an HDMI cable. Most recent Chromebooks without one send video through USB-C, so use a USB-C to HDMI adapter. You can also cast a tab or your whole screen to a TV with Chromecast or Google TV built in.
Look at the side or back of your device and pick the one that matches.
Wide port with angled bottom corners
HDMI cable
Both ends are HDMI, so a standard HDMI cable connects them.
See the Belkin 8K HDMI 2.1 Cable (2 m) on AmazonSmall oval port; most recent Chromebooks send video through it
USB-C to HDMI adapter
Your laptop's USB-C port carries video and your screen takes HDMI, so a plain adapter does the job.
See the Belkin USB-C to HDMI + Charge Adapter (4K) on AmazonIn Chrome, open the menu (three dots), choose Cast, and pick the TV. You can cast one tab or your whole screen.
HDMI carries sound, but the computer may still be using its own speakers. On Windows, click the speaker icon and pick the TV. On a Mac, open System Settings, then Sound, and choose the TV under Output.
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