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That's the one that you use if you want to use Stadia, right? I'm good without ethernet and I don't use Stadia, so that one is probably not for me.
Just FYI google axed Stadia a bit ago. The ultra handles high definition video better than a regular Chromecast assuming you have a 4k tv and a using streaming apps that support that at the tier you pay for (or don't). That's the main difference between the third gen Chromecast and the ultra. The ultra doesn't come with a remote though. The newest version Chromecast does though. That one comes in high definition and 4k versions. So depends on how much you want to spend if you do that. I'd be worried a lot about the longevity of the original Chromecast or even a second gen because of the age and the number of heat and cool cycles for such a small dongle (depending on how much you use it).
I keep thinking about picking up the hd version with the remote but I don't need to trade up from the third gen so I haven't.