re: What is the best way to get Sports channels like ESPN, SEC net, Fox sports without cable

It's funny you are loving the cost because most have been complaining since the price was increased to 65 a few months ago. It started out at i believe 40 @ month like 2 years ago. I only turn youtube tv on for football season

i just made the switch a few weeks ago, i think youtubetv initially confused me because i wasn't sure of the platform or remotes etc. so i spent a afternoon doing some research etc, downloaded the app to the smart tvs and purchased a smart tv in place of a 15 year old plasma that didn't have a hdmi port. my savings will be about $195/month. i feel like an idiot that i didn't do this sooner. i'm also kicking cox internet to the curb in place of att fiber. we were playing cox over $300/month - its a damn crime.

right now i do

youtube tv-$65
hulu/disney+/espn bundle-$12
netflix- $16
amazon prime- free
discovery+ - $5.99 ( i cancel and resubcribe depending on what shows are out)
Epix- $2.99 for godfather of harlem
Hallmark movies now- $5.99


I will say i really do like youttube tv but i do hate the lag compared to cable. cant really check TD or social media during a game.

Also do not like how i cant flip back and fourth between games easy like a prev channel button.

moving into my new house i have to decide if I want to stay with the roku options with youttube tv or go with direct or suddenlink.

in the end between internet and cable I will be somewhere in the 150-215 cost depending on options.

i pretty much have the follwing options

1) streaming + suddenlink 1gig internet- $150
2) streaming + att 1gig fiber- $165
3) suddenlink cable and internet 1 gig- $200
4) Directv with att 1gig fiber- $215

problem for mainly comes in the cost of having so many tvs. I really need a minimum of 10 boxes and that pretty much pushes me to the streaming options.

anyone got a good suggestion on a remote for YTTV on roku or a better platform for YTTV?

I've been paying $160/month for DirecTV Xtra package + 1 gb fiber ($105 for TV, $50 for internet, + taxes). I've been delaying the jump to YoutubeTV for over a year now ecause DTV keeps giving me discounts to stay and I'm just not sure saving $40 a month is worth the sports delays, wife bitching about learning a new system, and wife bitching about losing a channel or two that she watches once every 3 months.

I only use firestick to stream sports. My son installed some different addons and i don't have a problem watching whatever i want. Here is great list of the sport channel available on the firestick

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You get HBO Max for free with AT&T 1Gbps fiber.

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Thanks! Didn't realize I had access to that. Got it now

I use Trinity.

$20/month for 4K. Currently, they only offer 7 channels in 4k. Yes its unlimited screens.