[Snakster66]

We moved to TV in September. The only real high speed internet option in our Village is Xfinity, so that's what I have. I recognize that T-Mobile, verizon, and maybe AT&T have ota internet solutions available, but since I work remotely from home, I'm not entirely comfortable trusting them....yet. I sincerely hope that some day fiber will be placed in our village as well, but I won't be holding my breath.

We have been using youtubeTV (YTTV) for a number of years. I have tried other services as well, but I found YTTV to be the best option if you are looking for a cable tv type lineup without doing cable tv. I just this week canceled YTTV. The price increases just made it less and less cost effective for us. We will be streaming through several services; some are part of bundles. Can get local CBS channel as part of Paramount+ subscription. Can get other local news and weather though Tubi (and I suspect other free streaming services). I can watch baseball through MLB app (get free subscription as a T-Mobile customer). I will get the sunday ticket like last year to watch football (Amazon prime gets me thursday night games, and can subscribe annually to ESPN+ for 10/month to watch monday night football and college football). May also do a basic subscription to Peacock for sunday night football.

We use Apple TV. I find it much better to use than Roku. But it IS a lot more expensive to buy and the interface difference may not matter to many. I am ensconced in Apple ecosystem, so it's nice to have all my stuff Apple TV+, Music, photos, etc., on that platform in my living room.