Disney HD, Boomerang, Disney Junior and Cartoon Network (for the older children) are all available. There are also a few great channels for kids, which is absolutely great if you’re a parent like I am.
Now, with Sling TV, I can do that without any issues. There is, of course, ESPN and ESPN 2, which cures my sadness that was caused by not being able to watch Sportscenter every morning before I started work and every night before I went to bed.
There is a pretty good selection of live streaming channels at launch, and there will be more added in the future. Rarely did I meet any hiccups during playback (and when I did, it was likely because I was streaming on Twitch while watching or playing H1Z1 which would hog my connection). To check out a great streaming stick that uses voice remote, open our Roku streaming stick review.įirst and foremost, the channels all stream in high quality, and work wonderfully. Even in its pre-release state, I was greatly impressed with how smooth and clear playback was, how well the app worked on my Droid Maxx, my Samsung Galaxy Tab 4, and my Roku, and even the uniqueness that Sling TV brings to the pay-per-movie model. I’ll get into more details in this Sling TV review, but if you want the general gist of things, Sling TV simply works. It is a great alternative to purchasing some of the best streaming devices.Ībsolutely. But has my excitement held up after a couple weeks of testing? If you watch Netflix and Hulu as much as me, check out our D-Link DMS-310 MovieNite streaming media player review for an affordable way to get all of your streaming services. So, when Sling TV announced its internet television streaming service, I was incredibly excited. Unfortunately, that means I wasn’t able to watch live sports all that much - at least, legally - unless I was at a bar or a friend’s place. Over the past few years - and yes, I’ve been cable-less for the past few years - I’ve had to rely on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Hulu Plus, and a TV antenna, supplemented with seasons upon seasons of DVDs for my television content needs.
After Time Warner Cable started charging upwards of $180 for the only monthly cable television package that was worth anything, I realized it was time to just stop caring about live television. I’ve been a cordcutter for quite some time.
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