We cancelled our cable over a year ago and could not be happier. Saved us $150 per month. I bought HD antennas for the two rooms we wanted some TV service in. We get about 13 channels that are all very clear. That includes local stations.
The down side is no live sports. For me, that is only a factor when it comes to the Razorbacks. But I usually grab a six-pack and head over to the neighbor's house to watch the games. Let him pay the extra $150/month and I still get to watch the game. And drink beer.
All that being said, it will be interesting to see how the streaming plays out between the competitors. We will be watching closely and might get back in the game (both puns intended) when the right choice comes along.
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brian 9 years ago
Looks good. My only question is how much of a delay is there on sports. So far Direct TV Now has nailed that part of it.
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glen 9 years ago
Yeah, that's the thing. Whoever can do sports best is probably going to get my money.
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Razorback 9 years ago
We cancelled our cable over a year ago and could not be happier. Saved us $150 per month. I bought HD antennas for the two rooms we wanted some TV service in. We get about 13 channels that are all very clear. That includes local stations.
The down side is no live sports. For me, that is only a factor when it comes to the Razorbacks. But I usually grab a six-pack and head over to the neighbor's house to watch the games. Let him pay the extra $150/month and I still get to watch the game. And drink beer.
All that being said, it will be interesting to see how the streaming plays out between the competitors. We will be watching closely and might get back in the game (both puns intended) when the right choice comes along.
Reply