NEED REVIEWS: Anyone Here Use Internet TV Services Instead Of Cable or Satellite?

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2. On November 9th I downgraded my Direct TV service to the Family Pack, which

essentially is just the locals, PBS, CSPAN, and a few other educational channels.

No CNN, MSNBC, fox, or CNBC. They do get Bloomberg though.

There are about 50 channels with that unadvertised package.

As to your question I guess it depends who your ISP is, and how much TV you watch. Does your ISP allow unlimited data? Most of the big guys have 1 Terrabyte, and surcharge for overage.

You have a lot of options for what you are asking though.

Sony has VUE, but you need a Playstation or a Roku device to receive it.

https://www.playstation.com/en-us/network/vue/

Direct TV has something called DirectTV Now

https://www.directvnow.com/

As you mentioned, Dish offers SlingTV:

https://www.sling.com/

There are others also.

In all the cases above you need an internet connection, and ideally one that doesn't charge overage fees, or has a limit set so high that you normally would never reach that bandwidth