Spectrum has a new ala carte service called TV Choice. It's a streaming TV option that's available if you have their Internet. $21.95/month for 24 months, no contract, no cable box required. You get all the local channels, then you pick 10 channels to add such as CNBC, CNN, MSNB, Fox News, Food Network, Lifetime, ESPN, TNT, Disney, Discovery, Historey, etc. I'm currently paying $45 a month for PlayStation Vue and should I switch to Spectrum TV Choice it would cut my TV bill in half. Pretty exciting to me.
This seems to be a great service but the only problem I see with this service is that it can only be viewed from your laptop/computer or mobile device. This service doesn't seem compatible with streaming devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire device, Google's Chromecast, etc. I would have to "hardwire" my TV set to my computer via an SVGA cable or other cable. Not sure if a "smart TV" would be compatible.
Anyone familiar with this new service or other similar services from other providers?
This seems to be a great service but the only problem I see with this service is that it can only be viewed from your laptop/computer or mobile device. This service doesn't seem compatible with streaming devices such as Roku, Amazon Fire device, Google's Chromecast, etc. I would have to "hardwire" my TV set to my computer via an SVGA cable or other cable. Not sure if a "smart TV" would be compatible.
Anyone familiar with this new service or other similar services from other providers?
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