Did I ramble a bit at the beginning? Maybe. MAYBE. So here are the timestamps, in case you missed them in the description: 0:00 - Intro - 3 streaming paths 2:20 - The "I want EVERYTHING" path 3:32 - The "I don't want to pay for ANYTHING" path 5:18 - The "I'm on a budget" path 6:39 - The live TV issue
06:51 Is there a reason you left out Sling TV in the list of one of the Live TV options? It is much cheaper (provides a ton of live channels at $30) than the ones you mention (which start at $50). Does neglecting Sling count as cord-cutting like an "expert"? I don't believe so.
I think at this point for us it is less about “Cord Cutting” and more about we pay for what we want and have almost no commercials. Even if it costs close to what Cable used cost. Just not having to pay for cable boxes alone is worth looking at other options.
I follow, *_I have X number of hours to watch per week_* and I find who gives me the best bang for the buck this month. Reevaluate monthly, and change things up. No sense going to a buffet if you aren't hungry or very hungry.
well said. I swap out starz, showtime, Hulu, and HBO. it allows me to catch up, and hav interesting tv to consume. Starz offered me a 3.33$ a month deal I like. trade em regularly...get BOTH a better deal and content.
I'm cutting HBO Max sub next week if no deal with ROKU, and go with Criterion Channel. Even if deal happens the next day they've lost me for at least several months. Yea, I can watch Max on my pc, but there's a reason I have a nice big 4k tv. Cord Cutters never had it better for ease of jumping in and out of services. BTW, the best free service is right here, youtube; there are tons of great content, it just takes some careful searching, and I watch free youtube more than any other app on my Roku.
I was a comcast subscriber and cut the cord because I felt I was paying way to much for never finding anything to watch with 700 channels to choose from which were really about a 100 because they kept repeating there selves as you scrolled through the channel guide. I went into this with the intention of saving some money but find myself just around $20 less a month than what I was paying for Comcast, the big difference is subscribing to a few different services and using an antenna I'm finding that I'm able to find programming that interests me. So long story short, I'm not paying much less but feel I'm getting a value for my dollar today rather then flushing it down the drain.
Due to budget cuts, I am going down from TH-cam TV( which I will miss) to Philo and Locasr. I have to seach through something on locast so I can get my cities stations. If you are a student, on medicade, or on food stamps you can get Amazon prime for $5.99 a month. The downfall for people on food stamps is the food you have to choose from is from their pantry section. which is mostly Junk food. Glad I rediscovered Crackle ( heavily Commercial sponsered) , However, I did find some nostalgia. Everything I enjoyed from my childhood is on there. Best of all is My Two Dads.
Netflix content is lacking these days. They need a $5.99 with ads option, like Hulu has. I dropped it, and switched to HBO Max. I’m going to alternate between the 2 every few months.
Also, keep in mind that Netflix still has a DVD/Blu-Ray by mail service. They have just about everything, and it’s a good value if you’re diligent about returning discs. Also, if you’re subscribed to a service for one show, look into alternatives. It’s most likely cheaper in the long run to buy it on disc/iTunes/Google Play/Vudu.
Good tips. I really searched and researched before cutting the cord. Before the crazy price hike I had TH-cam TV but like you said in the video no sports no need. That said I do like to watch local news so I got a silicon dust home run with two tuners. The price of admission is a little expensive but it's a one-time fee. I have an old PC I'm running a Plex Media server on so I can DVR the main channels that I want to watch. So now I have Philo, Disney Plus, Netflix, Amazon prime, and Hulu no commercials that I pay for, and I'm still substantially less than I was with my satellite service. Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you even though I am a cord cutting veteran, it's still difficult to stay updated to all options. Even with a budget swapping services can get messy just to be up to date with all shows and movies.
Why did you NOT mention OTA TV? A one-time investment that (in metro and urban areas) gives you all the major channels plus lots of "streaming" replacement channels. In south Riverside County, CA, I get 120+ channels. By adding PHILO for "specialty" channels, and Amazon Prime, I am in great shape for a "budget" cord-cutter.
I have TiVo 4k and love it. Also have a couple of 4k firestick. I already pay for prime and get Netflix through T-mobile. I spend $10/mo for IPTV (about 2k live channels) $1.25/mo Zion club, $4/mo real debrid, & $2/mo vpn. Less than $18/mo pretty much getting everything.
06:51 Is there a reason you left out Sling TV in the list of one of the Live TV options? It is much cheaper (provides a ton of live channels at $30) than the ones you mention (which start at $50). Does neglecting Sling count as cord-cutting like an "expert"? I don't believe so.
Just watched you for the first time, not bad. Is there a reason why you left out IPTV,. I've had it for 4 years now, 8.00 a month, and you get Everything!!!
we cut cable 15 days ago, best thing we did. we also purchased our own modem just to keep wifi, savings of $14.95 a month for renting cables modem. for streaming we purchased with no contract philo tv $20 a month and I found a news streaming service with 3 different price plans called watchnewspro.com. purchased a 6 month plan for $35 just to see how we liked it. you get 21 news channels all the ones you would get with cable packages. we also found a free news streaming service for European news called euronews.com. hope this helps.
I’m using: TH-cam TV: $49.99 Hulu/No ads: $11.99 Disney+: Free one year (I won’t keep it after the year coz I’m not using it) I guess that’s it. And I like it coz I am saving so much against a plan that I had with Fios.
I've got an Nvidea Shield in the living room and a Firestick in the bedroom with Progo TV ($20/month) and Vigilante TV ($15/ month). I've got over 2000 live TV channels plus just about every movie and TV show ever made. I'll never go back to cable.
@@sandrakennedy9390 Go to Progotv.com and Vigilantetv.com. Get yourself an Android TV box and download these apps (I recommend Nvidea Sheild, it's the strongest) and your TV will be waaay better than spending a ton of money per month and will pay for itself really quickly. Look up TH-cam videos on how to do all of this stuff, it's really easy. I used to pay hundreds of dollars per month and I've got it down to less than thirty. You can do it, all the answers are on TH-cam. Hope this helps. If you have questions I can help you with, leave a comment here and I'll try to help you with an answer.
@@davejones6812 I've a Nvidia Shields which I'd Beast Tv af added last month to see if I wanted to cut the cord but it's not all that great so I'm looking for something much better before I cut the cord thanks for the info. If it's anything else you can tell me about I'll appreciate it very much have a good day and have a good holiday be safe
@@sandrakennedy9390 Get on TH-cam and type in "best iptv services November 2020". It will show you all the best iptv services and all you have to do is pick one, (or 2), follow their instructions on downloading to Nvidea Shield. All of these iptv services have websites and make it super easy to follow. Obviously, sometimes it's going to buffer a little (if you have an Internet speed of less than 100 mpbs) but it's still better than cable. Hope this helps.
I try to give up live tv. I have a great antenna. But sport rules my world. An example: being a Lakers fan in Kansas. I need ESPN, TNT, NBA TV, Abc. TH-cam is by far the best for sports now. If you have a better option let me know.
Great video. For me in Australia it's Netflix + Amazon Prime + Binge (run by news corp this is hbo Max + discovery + A&E + all of news corps movie rights + lots of local content, over 1700 shows and 800 movies and it's growing). All of this costs me $33 a month and it's more TV and movies than I could ever hope to watch. We do have live sport running here in Australia so I pay $25 a month for a live sports service called kayo
Here's how I see it. HD-TV Antenna for Live TV. Netflix is always on. Disney+ and HBOMax are on and off. CBS All Access is on, once in a blue moon. Hulu is on, once in a blood moon. Prime Video (Amazon Prime) doesn't count, lol. This month Netflix and HBOMax. Next month Netflix and Disney+.
Had the "box" turned off in the bedroom and daughter bought me a Fire stick (nice) now Roku Tv. Still haven't signed up for any extra yet but the "COMPANY" is forcing me to cut the cord. ////////... Problem, The "Yes Dear" delema.
Good information but my main interest are non streaming services that can be saved to a DVR or cloud so I’m in control when I decide to view. Netflix, etc are great but what about an HBO, or PBS concert that is broadcast once. That why I haven’t be able to fully cut the cord. How about an instructive video with objective to save whatever is in the guide, within a week or two. Is there a DVR or cloud storage to purchase?
I know that TH-cam TV is more than 55 now. It'll run you close to $70.00. I'm a cable technician and I help setup TH-cam TV before. I picked up on this like instant. But then again, I'm the guy you ask if you want to know about this stuff too. Lol
You're saying experienced streamer but are covering more basic/expensive options. Get a good internet connection, solid VPN (paid one, free are free for a reason), an IPTV service that works for you ($20/yr to $25/mo), and a couple apks (zion, cinemahd, cyberflix, etc).
I just want to watch the news, a soap, couple of network sitcoms.some new movies, TCM movies, classic t.v. shows cable news but for $307 a month is killing me. And my television died after the box died! Now what? How do I approach this with them?
Can you do a vidoe on the best ways to find what service your how is on. I know android has Just Watch but I am not sure if there are other where you can type the show or movie and it tell you where to find it.
I could do a video on that, yes! But the best bet with standard streaming devices is Roku. Search a title and it shows all of the services that are streaming it, and even orders it by price. One of my favorite features of Roku.
Maybe a fourth. The nomadic streamer. You move around the various services on a periodic basis. Spend a month on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime and HBO Max. So over a period of 12 months you would have visited each of those services 3 times. Or you could do Neflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+, and HBO Max. That would let you visit each of the 6 services, twice over a 12 month period. Personally, I do not think any of the big five are worth a 12 month subscription.
I want MLB and NFL + some movies/shows. Nothing beats live tv and here is why: MLB.tv $120/year NFL Gamepass $200 /year + Netflix $150/year = $470 / 12 months = $39 ... and I can get Sling.TV + DVR for $37 that has all of that and more... (except maybe less TV shows)
95% of what I watch is on Discovery, History and FoxNews. I would love Al La Carte TV since I don’t want some networks or cable news to make a penny from me. Is there a streaming’s Service for those channels?
Jason Fawcett look into a good IPTV Service... Im using Hydr0gen IPTV I’m getting 5 connections for $16.99 a month with over 4,000 channels and a nice size VOD Library... It has all those channels but I’m not sure about AL La Carte TV.... they also offered a 2 connections for $9.99 a month and they have a 24hr FREE TRIAL this is where you can get it support.nscloudsystems.io/ If you have any questions hit me up...
Live TV is much more valuable then what is portrayed here. He totally dismisses valuable cable networks such as HGTV, Motor Trend, the food networks, Travel channel, etc...
Years ago I've cut all cords including the ISP. But with the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint sadly my hotspot service is radically degraded three lines downloading at no more than 1.5 mb! I've saved enough to have the best devices S-20 ultra yet I refuse to feed the monster, the networks. Any suggestions for a (not cable company) internet connection that is not a Major TV provider? I do have a friend who gets 15mb using Verizon and he hotspots his whole house all devices. Sincerely, BM
I use toast.net I pay 45 a month flat it is unlimited and no data caps. I dont know what areas they cover but you can go to there website and type in your address to find out. Mine is fiber optic at 60 mbps upload and 60 mbps download they do have different packages you can choose from if you are able to get there service. It is a third party through AT&T and the service is amazing. If I have a problem like when my cat knocked off my receiver in the house they sent someone out the next day to replace it and there was no charge to me . And the next time they had to come out a tree limb fell on the box outside they sent someone out the next day and fixed it and again there was no cost to me. I love my internet service now and I haven't found an amount of devices it can't handle we are constantly connected with or cell phones and other devices in our home. You need to check it out it is amazing.
You are not talking about a few very important items that will make this video questionable - Network series - Ease of a access (flipping between channels) - TV Guide list - ect. I agree news is a total waste of time and so is professional sports. But college sports (which will return) is at the top of "Must have list". For me movies only make up about 10 to 20 percent of my time watching - most time is series.
Well I’d say philo is stil a better live tv option many local stations to your area provide a free app that can get you news free if your a news junkie or just get Pluto tv or even xumo which is a free live tv from comcast
I would like to say it is truly truly a blessing to come here and read the comments and the video itself and get an idea on what to do. Just talk to my cable company and I'm fed up yes I'm a senior it takes me a lot of time and effort to get what you guys are talking about but I have my pen my pencil and I'm writing things down I'm learning so much. I'm so thankful for a platform like this and I'm thankful you guys comments I make a note on each and everyone of them. Thank you for taking the time to make the comments I just want you to know that is so very helpful in reading different comments gives me different perspectives and help me to understand what's going on in the world today. I want to get my mother also put on a fixed income and paying $75 a month and there's no Internet and no premium channels. All I want lifetime HGTV and CNN I really do love ID TV if I can find a way to get those and I will I will be so very happy. My children have Netflix and all that stuff on the TV that I never utilize because I didn't know how to use and I have prime and you guys just let me know what a girl man I'm sitting on. The only reason I was paying for cable is I like the DVR I like saving my channels to watch but anyway I just want to say thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you
I will never get sports. I hate sports and can't understand what is going on. News on roku newson, sbtv, local news stations. I have haystack for the screensaver.
Did I ramble a bit at the beginning? Maybe. MAYBE. So here are the timestamps, in case you missed them in the description:
0:00 - Intro - 3 streaming paths
2:20 - The "I want EVERYTHING" path
3:32 - The "I don't want to pay for ANYTHING" path
5:18 - The "I'm on a budget" path
6:39 - The live TV issue
I follow your advice like religion!!! Keep up the awesome videos man! Love to hear that your from SLC because I am too!
Just pay yearly on subscription s and save money that way
06:51 Is there a reason you left out Sling TV in the list of one of the Live TV options? It is much cheaper (provides a ton of live channels at $30) than the ones you mention (which start at $50). Does neglecting Sling count as cord-cutting like an "expert"? I don't believe so.
thanks for the Timestamps!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think at this point for us it is less about “Cord Cutting” and more about we pay for what we want and have almost no commercials. Even if it costs close to what Cable used cost. Just not having to pay for cable boxes alone is worth looking at other options.
I follow, *_I have X number of hours to watch per week_* and I find who gives me the best bang for the buck this month. Reevaluate monthly, and change things up. No sense going to a buffet if you aren't hungry or very hungry.
well said. I swap out starz, showtime, Hulu, and HBO. it allows me to catch up, and hav interesting tv to consume. Starz offered me a 3.33$ a month deal I like. trade em regularly...get BOTH a better deal and content.
I'm cutting HBO Max sub next week if no deal with ROKU, and go with Criterion Channel. Even if deal happens the next day they've lost me for at least several months. Yea, I can watch Max on my pc, but there's a reason I have a nice big 4k tv. Cord Cutters never had it better for ease of jumping in and out of services. BTW, the best free service is right here, youtube; there are tons of great content, it just takes some careful searching, and I watch free youtube more than any other app on my Roku.
Max isn't even in 4K or HDR. Which is ridiculous, because almost every other streaming service has 4k content.
I was a comcast subscriber and cut the cord because I felt I was paying way to much for never finding anything to watch with 700 channels to choose from which were really about a 100 because they kept repeating there selves as you scrolled through the channel guide. I went into this with the intention of saving some money but find myself just around $20 less a month than what I was paying for Comcast, the big difference is subscribing to a few different services and using an antenna I'm finding that I'm able to find programming that interests me. So long story short, I'm not paying much less but feel I'm getting a value for my dollar today rather then flushing it down the drain.
Due to budget cuts, I am going down from TH-cam TV( which I will miss) to Philo and Locasr. I have to seach through something on locast so I can get my cities stations. If you are a student, on medicade, or on food stamps you can get Amazon prime for $5.99 a month. The downfall for people on food stamps is the food you have to choose from is from their pantry section. which is mostly Junk food. Glad I rediscovered Crackle ( heavily Commercial sponsered) , However, I did find some nostalgia. Everything I enjoyed from my childhood is on there. Best of all is My Two Dads.
Yeah! streaming’s been a journey with popular On demand content adding apps to various devices. Thanks for sharing your thoughts 💭
Please also consider that when choosing streaming services, Netflix has a Basic $9 plan that includes one screen in SD.
Netflix content is lacking these days. They need a $5.99 with ads option, like Hulu has. I dropped it, and switched to HBO Max. I’m going to alternate between the 2 every few months.
Also, keep in mind that Netflix still has a DVD/Blu-Ray by mail service. They have just about everything, and it’s a good value if you’re diligent about returning discs. Also, if you’re subscribed to a service for one show, look into alternatives. It’s most likely cheaper in the long run to buy it on disc/iTunes/Google Play/Vudu.
Good tips. I really searched and researched before cutting the cord. Before the crazy price hike I had TH-cam TV but like you said in the video no sports no need. That said I do like to watch local news so I got a silicon dust home run with two tuners. The price of admission is a little expensive but it's a one-time fee. I have an old PC I'm running a Plex Media server on so I can DVR the main channels that I want to watch. So now I have Philo, Disney Plus, Netflix, Amazon prime, and Hulu no commercials that I pay for, and I'm still substantially less than I was with my satellite service. Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you even though I am a cord cutting veteran, it's still difficult to stay updated to all options. Even with a budget swapping services can get messy just to be up to date with all shows and movies.
Why did you NOT mention OTA TV? A one-time investment that (in metro and urban areas) gives you all the major channels plus lots of "streaming" replacement channels. In south Riverside County, CA, I get 120+ channels. By adding PHILO for "specialty" channels, and Amazon Prime, I am in great shape for a "budget" cord-cutter.
I have TiVo 4k and love it. Also have a couple of 4k firestick. I already pay for prime and get Netflix through T-mobile. I spend $10/mo for IPTV (about 2k live channels) $1.25/mo Zion club, $4/mo real debrid, & $2/mo vpn. Less than $18/mo pretty much getting everything.
06:51 Is there a reason you left out Sling TV in the list of one of the Live TV options? It is much cheaper (provides a ton of live channels at $30) than the ones you mention (which start at $50). Does neglecting Sling count as cord-cutting like an "expert"? I don't believe so.
Just watched you for the first time, not bad. Is there a reason why you left out IPTV,. I've had it for 4 years now, 8.00 a month, and you get Everything!!!
we cut cable 15 days ago, best thing we did. we also purchased our own modem just to keep wifi, savings of $14.95 a month for renting cables modem. for streaming we purchased with no contract philo tv $20 a month and I found a news streaming service with 3 different price plans called watchnewspro.com. purchased a 6 month plan for $35 just to see how we liked it. you get 21 news channels all the ones you would get with cable packages. we also found a free news streaming service for European news called euronews.com. hope this helps.
I’m using:
TH-cam TV: $49.99
Hulu/No ads: $11.99
Disney+: Free one year (I won’t keep it after the year coz I’m not using it)
I guess that’s it. And I like it coz I am saving so much against a plan that I had with Fios.
I've got an Nvidea Shield in the living room and a Firestick in the bedroom with Progo TV ($20/month) and Vigilante TV ($15/ month). I've got over 2000 live TV channels plus just about every movie and TV show ever made. I'll never go back to cable.
Dave Jones I’ve a shield what is Provo Tv & Vigilante Tv
@@sandrakennedy9390 Go to Progotv.com and Vigilantetv.com. Get yourself an Android TV box and download these apps (I recommend Nvidea Sheild, it's the strongest) and your TV will be waaay better than spending a ton of money per month and will pay for itself really quickly. Look up TH-cam videos on how to do all of this stuff, it's really easy. I used to pay hundreds of dollars per month and I've got it down to less than thirty. You can do it, all the answers are on TH-cam. Hope this helps. If you have questions I can help you with, leave a comment here and I'll try to help you with an answer.
Dave Jones thank you
@@davejones6812 I've a Nvidia Shields which I'd Beast Tv af added last month to see if I wanted to cut the cord but it's not all that great so I'm looking for something much better before I cut the cord thanks for the info. If it's anything else you can tell me about I'll appreciate it very much have a good day and have a good holiday be safe
@@sandrakennedy9390 Get on TH-cam and type in "best iptv services November 2020". It will show you all the best iptv services and all you have to do is pick one, (or 2), follow their instructions on downloading to Nvidea Shield. All of these iptv services have websites and make it super easy to follow. Obviously, sometimes it's going to buffer a little (if you have an Internet speed of less than 100 mpbs) but it's still better than cable. Hope this helps.
I love streamings, great enthusiast
I was waiting for you to discuss OTA for FREE network TV viewing but unless I missed it you didn't discuss OTA at all!
He did a video two weeks ago about HD Antennas. th-cam.com/video/nNcgLIQqE9Y/w-d-xo.html
Th FCC publishes a DTV reception site. Just type in your address and zip code and they list OTA availability. www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps
You forgot the #1 reason to keep live TV. Because your wife tells you to
You have the Hallmark and Lifetime channel, right?
Check out Philo, 58 channels, $20.
I try to give up live tv. I have a great antenna. But sport rules my world. An example: being a Lakers fan in Kansas. I need ESPN, TNT, NBA TV, Abc. TH-cam is by far the best for sports now. If you have a better option let me know.
The one thing I want to know, how do you get the ease of using a TV remote to control viewing?
Great video. For me in Australia it's Netflix + Amazon Prime + Binge (run by news corp this is hbo Max + discovery + A&E + all of news corps movie rights + lots of local content, over 1700 shows and 800 movies and it's growing). All of this costs me $33 a month and it's more TV and movies than I could ever hope to watch. We do have live sport running here in Australia so I pay $25 a month for a live sports service called kayo
Here's how I see it.
HD-TV Antenna for Live TV.
Netflix is always on.
Disney+ and HBOMax are on and off.
CBS All Access is on, once in a blue moon.
Hulu is on, once in a blood moon.
Prime Video (Amazon Prime) doesn't count, lol.
This month Netflix and HBOMax. Next month Netflix and Disney+.
Great review 👍
Had the "box" turned off in the bedroom and daughter bought me a Fire stick (nice) now Roku Tv. Still haven't signed up for any extra yet but the "COMPANY" is forcing me to cut the cord. ////////... Problem, The "Yes Dear" delema.
i'm a number two. after seeing all these services enacting cable tv style rate hikes for live tv you're at what you just left [ cable tv 2.0 pricing ]
Good information but my main interest are non streaming services that can be saved to a DVR or cloud so I’m in control when I decide to view. Netflix, etc are great but what about an HBO, or PBS concert that is broadcast once. That why I haven’t be able to fully cut the cord. How about an instructive video with objective to save whatever is in the guide, within a week or two. Is there a DVR or cloud storage to purchase?
I know that TH-cam TV is more than 55 now. It'll run you close to $70.00. I'm a cable technician and I help setup TH-cam TV before. I picked up on this like instant. But then again, I'm the guy you ask if you want to know about this stuff too. Lol
You're saying experienced streamer but are covering more basic/expensive options. Get a good internet connection, solid VPN (paid one, free are free for a reason), an IPTV service that works for you ($20/yr to $25/mo), and a couple apks (zion, cinemahd, cyberflix, etc).
I just want to watch the news, a soap, couple of network sitcoms.some new movies, TCM movies, classic t.v. shows cable news but for $307 a month is killing me. And my television died after the box died! Now what? How do I approach this with them?
Is that jacket from Johnston & Murphy?
Why not pick a number,
Pick a streaming service
Record on something like playon
And switch monthly?
Easy answer: Pirate everything through Kodi and PopcornTime
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I second this lol
Kodi spies on you bro...😑
Do American cable companies not have on demand services that are stand alone?
How about a jailbreak firestick
I pay $10 for T-Mobile TVision and $1.99 for hulu and $5 for Netflix and $7 for discovery +
Can you do a vidoe on the best ways to find what service your how is on. I know android has Just Watch but I am not sure if there are other where you can type the show or movie and it tell you where to find it.
I could do a video on that, yes! But the best bet with standard streaming devices is Roku. Search a title and it shows all of the services that are streaming it, and even orders it by price. One of my favorite features of Roku.
AppleTVs have a multi-service search built-in (magnifying glass icon). JustWatch has a website and iPhone/iPad/AppleTV apps.
I just bought TIVO Stream 4K.
Only because it has the HBO app.
Dang. No sling tv?
I feel like over the air should have at least been mentioned. Live TV, news, and all free.
Maybe a fourth. The nomadic streamer. You move around the various services on a periodic basis. Spend a month on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime and HBO Max. So over a period of 12 months you would have visited each of those services 3 times. Or you could do Neflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Disney+, and HBO Max. That would let you visit each of the 6 services, twice over a 12 month period.
Personally, I do not think any of the big five are worth a 12 month subscription.
I want MLB and NFL + some movies/shows. Nothing beats live tv and here is why: MLB.tv $120/year NFL Gamepass $200 /year + Netflix $150/year = $470 / 12 months = $39 ... and I can get Sling.TV + DVR for $37 that has all of that and more... (except maybe less TV shows)
95% of what I watch is on Discovery, History and FoxNews. I would love Al La Carte TV since I don’t want some networks or cable news to make a penny from me. Is there a streaming’s Service for those channels?
Jason Fawcett look into a good IPTV Service... Im using Hydr0gen IPTV I’m getting 5 connections for $16.99 a month with over 4,000 channels and a nice size VOD Library... It has all those channels but I’m not sure about AL La Carte TV.... they also offered a 2 connections for $9.99 a month and they have a 24hr FREE TRIAL this is where you can get it support.nscloudsystems.io/ If you have any questions hit me up...
anyone know the artist in the opening credits ?
Find a user friendly method of you're starting a family. If you're single you can mirror from a phone or tablet.
Live TV is much more valuable then what is portrayed here. He totally dismisses valuable cable networks such as HGTV, Motor Trend, the food networks, Travel channel, etc...
I have to pay for all those service ON TOP of my cable. Why do people keep talking like they (Netflix etc) are free with cable?
Years ago I've cut all cords including the ISP. But with the merger of T-Mobile and Sprint sadly my hotspot service is radically degraded three lines downloading at no more than 1.5 mb! I've saved enough to have the best devices S-20 ultra yet I refuse to feed the monster, the networks. Any suggestions for a (not cable company) internet connection that is not a Major TV provider? I do have a friend who gets 15mb using Verizon and he hotspots his whole house all devices.
Sincerely,
BM
In some areas, AT&T isn’t the phone company, and you can get DSL. My ISP is Sonic..they use AT&T’s network, but they are a separate, small company.
I use toast.net I pay 45 a month flat it is unlimited and no data caps. I dont know what areas they cover but you can go to there website and type in your address to find out. Mine is fiber optic at 60 mbps upload and 60 mbps download they do have different packages you can choose from if you are able to get there service. It is a third party through AT&T and the service is amazing. If I have a problem like when my cat knocked off my receiver in the house they sent someone out the next day to replace it and there was no charge to me . And the next time they had to come out a tree limb fell on the box outside they sent someone out the next day and fixed it and again there was no cost to me. I love my internet service now and I haven't found an amount of devices it can't handle we are constantly connected with or cell phones and other devices in our home. You need to check it out it is amazing.
$50 for live...? Why no mention of Philo? $20 for live tv but not a lot of sports. Not into sports much myself minus SX/MX so this works fine for me.
You are not talking about a few very important items that will make this video questionable - Network series - Ease of a access (flipping between channels) - TV Guide list - ect. I agree news is a total waste of time and so is professional sports. But college sports (which will return) is at the top of "Must have list". For me movies only make up about 10 to 20 percent of my time watching - most time is series.
U forgot Philo TV $20.. 59 channels of live tv
HBO MAX, NETFLIX, AND PEACOCK PREMIUM BECAUSE OF INTRO YEARLY PRICE and premier league.
Well I’d say philo is stil a better live tv option many local stations to your area provide a free app that can get you news free if your a news junkie or just get Pluto tv or even xumo which is a free live tv from comcast
James Kaucic thank you for that information
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Netflix is $9.66
Call me cheap, but I already have Prime for its other advantages. So I'm already done.
I will never get sports. I hate sports and can't understand what is going on. News on roku newson, sbtv, local news stations. I have haystack for the screensaver.
Too much unnecessary babbling