YouTube TV increasing to $72.99/month

[Ron]

how come y’all keep the services throughout the year? We rotate through streaming services as needed and limit paying to 1-2 at time only.

Bro

You just blew my fucking mind

 

[cyclaptor]

Fuck I miss basketball and tennis. Must stay strong

 

[.chris]

Works well for us. There were times it glitched out but for the most part it works. The app layout is crap though imho. I don't like having to click around so much to go between DVR content and live TV.

But that 4K looks nice when it's available. Makes dish network look so dated

Apparently it’s a thing with Apple TV boxes. Now I wait.

 

[TheEvil1]

Avid reader?

if you dont watch sports there are maybe 1-2 shows worth watching any given year. its not at all worth paying for, none of it is

 

[SR_71]

It is nice to meet you, Scott!

Why not IPTV?

 

[alex]

cable reliability and ease of use is 1000 times better than OTA. not everyone can get OTA if they are far from the antennas.

i live in a valley so i can't get anything OTA. all i care about is basic cable, but i can't even get that.

 

[Boots]

if you dont watch sports there are maybe 1-2 shows worth watching any given year. its not at all worth paying for, none of it is

are you talking about cable or TV?

 

[herpes]

They are doing the same thing with YouTube Premium/Music. Got notified yesterday that it's going from $15 to $23 a month for a family plan.

are you fucking kidding me

 

[Weapon X]

It’s just a streaming substitution for cable

That basically costs the same as fucking cable.

 

[taqman15]

4K dropping $10 tho

$4.99 for new users for 12 months too

We will also be lowering the price of our 4K Plus add-on from $19.99/month to $9.99/month. Users new to 4K Plus are eligible for a $4.99/month for 12 months promotional offer.* For existing users, if you are on a promotional price below $10/month, you’ll enjoy that price until the promotional period is over, at which point you’ll automatically receive the new price of $9.99/month. If you’re currently paying above $9.99/month, your new price will be $9.99/month.

 

[havenfx]

Fuckin bitches

 

[TomDlgns]

Not really my point

if cable didn't have ads it would cost more.

 

[Sp33dealer]

Agreed. Crazy how netflix can do it and provide tons and tons of content at $12 a month, but cable can't compete at $80 a month without commercials.

Fuck that. I'll either pay, or I'll watch commercials, you don't get to have your cake and eat it too.

You are comparing 2 completely different things

Netflix makes a lot of their own content, the cable companies have to go procure all their content. Also there’s a utility component there lol

 

[TomDlgns]

Agreed. Crazy how netflix can do it and provide tons and tons of content at $12 a month, but cable can't compete at $80 a month without commercials.

Fuck that. I'll either pay, or I'll watch commercials, you don't get to have your cake and eat it too.

don't worry, cable providers and streaming services aren't going to miss you.

 

[herpes]

don't worry, cable providers and streaming services aren't going to miss you.

captain save a comcast over here

 

[Actvs Dei]

if cable didn't have ads it would cost more.

Why? Over the air survives just fine off the revenue and most cable is distributed over the internet now

 

[I<3URANUS]

I dont understand paying for cable if there are still ads

You're paying google to put all those tv stations in one easy to use app. Not for the stations themselves.

 

[I<3URANUS]

yeah Netflix, Prime (although they love slipping stuff in before shows), HBOmax and Disney+ and video games don't have ads. But for some reason Cable TV cant make do with just the Ad revenue they have to charge an arm and a leg on top of that. Now an argument could be made in the past that you were paying distribution and hardware costs but that's mostly bullshit today.

Yeah, I can respect that for sure.

 

[MM]

just cancelled lol.

 

[sp00n155]

yeah Netflix, Prime (although they love slipping stuff in before shows), HBOmax and Disney+ and video games don't have ads. But for some reason Cable TV cant make do with just the Ad revenue they have to charge an arm and a leg on top of that. Now an argument could be made in the past that you were paying distribution and hardware costs but that's mostly bullshit today.

HBO straight up has ads that interrupt shows now on certain price tiers. I couldn't believe it.

 

[Ffej207]

So $2 less a month. Cool.

 

[Actvs Dei]

HBO straight up has ads that interrupt shows now on certain price tiers. I couldn't believe it.

I can believe it

 

[herpes]

HBO straight up has ads that interrupt shows now on certain price tiers. I couldn't believe it.

this shit is why i still download most of our shows from ipt even when i have, like paramount+ free because of tmobile... aint nobody got time to watch fuckin unskippable ads.

 

[The Great Deceiver]

$876 a year

 

[thegooch]

lol no fuck that...cancelling