Fubo TV
Fubo TV is one of the greatest streaming services for anyone who wants to watch live sports without having to pay for cable. The regular Fubo subscription costs $64.99 per month and includes 120+ channels, including nearly every major broadcast and cable network. Fubo also offers 4K streaming for select on-demand programming, unlike other live TV streaming competitors such as YouTube TV and Sling TV. Aside from the increased price, another disadvantage of Fubo is the restricted Cloud DVR storage.
Outside of its abundance of international sports, Fubo TV's multi-screen view was the most distinguishing feature. However, both capabilities function quite well together, as you were able to watch both races and soccer at the same time. While Fubo has the most channels among the higher-priced streaming services, they recently added ABC and ESPN to their list. With the addition of ESPN, Fubo becomes the #1 streaming service for NFL fans, with all of the major broadcast networks as well as the NFL Network. Popular networks such as NBC, Fox, AMC, Food Network, MTV, and Syfy, as well as a slew of specialized sports channels, are all represented in the roster. TNT, which is required for NBA playoffs, is the sole major problem.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Starting price: $65 per month
- Simultaneous streams: 2-3
- Live TV: Yes
- Exclusive originals: No
- Platforms and devices: Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Mac and PC web browsers, Chromecast, iPhone, iPad, Roku, Samsung Smart TVs
REASONS TO BUY
- Huge number of channels
- Niche sports networks
- Some 4K content
REASONS TO AVOID
- More expensive than competitors
- No ABC/ESPN
Website: support.fubo.tv
