That would be hard for me. I loathe Comcast to the point I’d perhaps not even buy a house should they be my only option. I don’t want to say never, and wouldn’t blame anybody else, but I’d have to strongly consider it.
We have AT&T as our service provider right now and it is bundled with our DirectTV. The service provider thing is the biggest question mark for us right now. We are paying about $90/month for unlimited internet. It works fine and all of the devices seem to work without any latency but it seems expensive. Not sure whether there is a cheaper service provider out there that offers comparable service or if I need to just stick with what I have.
the main thing that keeps me from cutting the cord again is I'm afraid I won't be able to pick up anything with the HD antenna. I've used both Sling and PSVue and liked them both well enough, but there's a lot more options to look at now, too
https://www.antennaweb.org/ I've used this site to determine stations that can be received. It's fairly conservative cause when I put the antenna in the attic, I could pick up more than listed. www.tvfool.com is another site
I also have one of those in house antenna for network and local channels that works pretty well. I really don't miss too much in the off season.
If you have 6+ TVs in your house, I’m guessing most don’t care about saving a few bucks by cutting the cord.
I disagree. At least for me if I can save a penny I will. No matter if I need to or not. It's in my blood.
I wish someone would come up with a service that could do at minimum 4 TV's at once. What is the issue with offering more TV's at once?
I’m cool with it but I think we can run up to two TVs at the same time on most of our streaming stuff.
I’ve got four roommates and the combination of accounts between our own, siblings, parents and girlfriends is insane. I don’t think there’s anything we don’t have.
