Sorry if this has been covered. Cablevision is f’ing expensive. Thanks a bunch in advance.
I live on Long Island, BTW, if that matters.
I think your best bet is Fubo.
AT&T Now has espn which you won’t have with Fubo. I have used both Fubo and Directtv Now which became AT&T. I thought Fubo was better at the time but I did miss some of the content espn has. I have heard AT&T Now is worse than Directtv Now. I haven’t tried it though.
One other option is HEHe Streams. We had Hulu Live and Fubo at the same time for most of the nba season. I eventually switched to HeHe in late January.
I did an analysis of this last month as I am considering cord cutting (if you think Optimum/Cablevision is high you should see Comcast's pricing). Some of the services such as Youtube TV have dropped Yes network etc. ATT Now MAX streaming service has both YES and MSG - cost is ~$80 per month.
EDIT - looks like they revamped the service offerings again. AT&T TV CHOICE level has both for $54.99 per month.
foosballnick wrote:I did an analysis of this last month as I am considering cord cutting (if you think Optimum/Cablevision is high you should see Comcast's pricing). Some of the services such as Youtube TV have dropped Yes network etc. ATT Now MAX streaming service has both YES and MSG - cost is ~$80 per month.EDIT - looks like they revamped the service offerings again. AT&T TV CHOICE level has both for $54.99 per month.
I cut out cable just recently and went to YouTube TV, for me it was just about an equal offering and my monthly bill went down $30+. They don't have MSG or YES but games are not being played right now and I don't anticipate that happening for months anyway. I can make another decision down the line. Some pluses with YouTube TV and some adjustment but I like it a lot. The extra savings I can use on other services as desired.
foosballnick wrote:I did an analysis of this last month as I am considering cord cutting (if you think Optimum/Cablevision is high you should see Comcast's pricing). Some of the services such as Youtube TV have dropped Yes network etc. ATT Now MAX streaming service has both YES and MSG - cost is ~$80 per month.EDIT - looks like they revamped the service offerings again. AT&T TV CHOICE level has both for $54.99 per month.
I was thinking of AT&T tv. Does this include internet service?
FUBO is the best bet for this. I have it and YouTube TV. I started with Youtube, and have kept it for the DVR (basically unlimited) functionality.
So, between the two - I get pretty much everything.
I think if you look at everything I'm paying for, broadly with FIOS Internet, the streaming services (Fubo, Youtube, Netflix, etc), I am definitely paying more - but I'm getting more and the flexibility to essentially stream anywhere I want in my house, on the road, etc.
I still only watch a handful of channels.
If I had to cut, Youtube would probably get the ax first.
Allanfan20 wrote:foosballnick wrote:I did an analysis of this last month as I am considering cord cutting (if you think Optimum/Cablevision is high you should see Comcast's pricing). Some of the services such as Youtube TV have dropped Yes network etc. ATT Now MAX streaming service has both YES and MSG - cost is ~$80 per month.EDIT - looks like they revamped the service offerings again. AT&T TV CHOICE level has both for $54.99 per month.
I was thinking of AT&T tv. Does this include internet service?
No. These prices and services assume you HAVE internet services to make them possible.
Cheapest way to watch the Knicks is via NBA league pass then use VPN.
EDIT:
I haven't tried this but you can actually get a VPN Router. Then you can connect all devices to your VPN router. You should be able to get NBA League Pass on your streaming device and get blocked teams.
https://www.expressvpn.com/vpn-software/...
