$35 a month and the details sound pretty good to me. Any drawback I might be missing?
$35 a month and the details sound pretty good to me. Any drawback I might be missing?
You got a link or something. I had heard YouTube might start offering tV but had not seen an official lineup.
https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/?gcli...FdNnAQodJBQIjA
They are rolling it out in certain markets...not available in my area yet, but hopefully soon.
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do you still have to use chromecast. that was turn off for me
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hummm pulled it up on my laptop and like what I see. appears its available to me and has the sports channels I want. Gonna have to consider this.
FWIW AT&T customers should have a look... Upgraded my cell plan to unlimited for the exact same price I was already paying for 5 GB... Received $25 credit / month on DirecTV Now's streaming service and free HBO for a plan that I pay $35 / month for 100+ channels. The only catch is you have to set up automatic payments but you aren't tied to a contract. Stream on your phone anywhere with no hit on your "unlimited" (25 GB) account. No DVR yet (beta testing) but it's coming. At home I use a Roku 4 for access.
Announced its going to $40/month shortly
We are streaming Directtv Now. Pretty good. I wonder how much longer before the costs get as high for streaming as they were for cable?
https://www.engadget.com/2018/02/14/...rner-networks/
YouTube TV gets TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, CNN and a price bump
YouTube added a bunch of new channels, but its price goes up $5 for new subscribers next month.
slow they all will raise their prices
Killed DirectV and have been using YoutubeTV for 3 months or so now, very pleased. We wanted the local network channnels which we get other than Fox (which is national).
Got an email yesterday that they just added;TNT, TBS, CNN, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, HLN, truTV, and TCMWhen we signed up, as soon as you finished your free month or whatever and they hit your credit card for the first pay month, they sent a free Chromecast stick.
So far so good...
I was comparing all the options here a few weeks back and came away from it feeling like Sling was still easily the best option for me. Best I could tell it was also the only one that really gave you good options for outdoor programming. Their "Heartland" package or something along those lines gives several channels including the Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, and World Fishing Network for like $5 a month. I was figuring I could get everything I would want for $30 - $35 a month with the orange package, DVR add-on, Heartland add-on, and possibly the sports add on. What stopped me from pulling the trigger was not having access to regional sports channels. Fox Sports North is a really good channel here and isn't available unless you get the blue package. That puts the price up there with what I'd pay Comcast. True a la carte TV will never happen....
I am interested to see how YouTube TV evolves as it becomes more mainstream. If anyone has the bargaining power to offer a good package for a fair price it'd be Google.
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I like youtube tv a lot. I am trying all the streaming services for free on their trial periods. So far the worst and I just dealt with them is Hulu TV. They're sneaky about how they charge you and once they charge you your stuck for the month so don't go and cancel because no refunds. They screwed me out of $39.99 plus their user interface is terrible.
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Has all the channels I need. Unfortunately I can’t stream on any of my current devices. Looks like I’m still back to Vue.
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