Sigh ... I guess a little education is called for here. YouTubeTV offers the network channels, has a DVR (recording capability), and is just as convenient as any "cable" service since it has a programming guide that is the equivalent of what "cable" provides. Other services such as Netflix don't need a DVR since they are "on-demand". Netflix has an excellent user interface with search capabilities and preferences. An HDMI stick is all you need as long as you have a TV with an HDMI port. For those with an older set, a Roku box with composite video is available. I am happy that you enjoy overpaying.
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Originally Posted by photo1902
Yes. I’m well aware. And most offer no recording ability, or the ability to watch network channels. An HDMI stick is fine for some, not so good for others. Good luck, and I hope you save a good amount of money. As far as “like to overpay” the old adage you get what you pay for comes to mind. I enjoy the convenience, so I don’t appreciate your snarky remark.
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