Help please! Cord is cut!
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Peacock will be having a BF deal starting next Monday $20/yr. I plan on jumping on it - new subscribers only.
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Thanks man! I probably will too
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This is the correct info.
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HuskyHawk
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OK, Cord cutters. I have Hulu+ but it went up a little. YouTube TV is going up now again. I would consider a return to "cable" (Fios in my case) except for the boxes. I don't want a box for DVR or for each TV. I could maybe live with one box. They make you rent a thing that exists to benefit them. It's a failed model.
I heard Fios now has an App. Has anyone used that? Is it comparable to Hulu/YTTV? If So that might work and I'd get NESN back in the process.
I heard Fios now has an App. Has anyone used that? Is it comparable to Hulu/YTTV? If So that might work and I'd get NESN back in the process.
HuskyHawk
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I may have answered my own question. This is really limited. I do have Several Fire Sticks, but I use an XBox Series X as well as Roku on two TVs. They had XBox support and pulled it.
- Verizon Stream TV with OS version 10 or higher
- All Stream TV devices except Stream TV Soundbar
- Apple TV HD
- Apple TV 4K
- Fire TV Stick 4K Max
- Fire TV Stick - 3rd Gen
- Fire TV Stick Lite
- Fire TV Stick 4K
- Fire TV - 3rd Gen (pendant/box)
- Fire TV Cube
- Amazon Fire TV - TCL and TCL Class S3
- Amazon Fire TV 2-Series
- Amazon Fire TV 4-Series
- Amazon Fire TV Omni Series
- Toshiba C350 Fire TV Series
- Insignia F20 Fire TV Series
- Insignia F50 Fire TV Series
- Pioneer 4K UHD Fire TV
I would stick to FIOS optical as it has one of the best pictures out there, along with DirectTV, both have a huge bandwidth compared to streaming signals (Hulu, YouTube, Fubo) which are limited by the high compression algorithms that make streaming possible through a very small “pipe” if you will.
HuskyHawk
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I have Fios internet now. I also have four TVs. Five if you count the one in my exercise area that just has a fire stick. My problem with Fios in the past is that my cable box rental, even with the mini boxes, was like $60 by itself.
Wow, that’s a lot. Didn’t know they charged that much. Try Direct TV, the picture is just as good if not slightly better. I pay $99 a month for every single channel and ALL the sports channels. The picture is better than the best streaming channel you can get. Only downside is during the summer if you’re having a thunderstorm the picture will go out for a few minutes.
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DirectTV Stream just added ESPN+ as part of their package, which is great since I used to have a subscription to both, so now the only streaming I purchase is DirectTV Stream. Has all my NYC pro sports teams and a ton of outlets for college sports. I'll just pirate the Peacock UConn games online.
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