Netflix suffers from the DropBox problem. It’s a feature not a service. All of its competitors see streaming video as an addition to a larger ecosystem.
If I didn’t have a highly subsidized subscription through T-Mobile (a $14.95 discount), I would definitely cancel it.
AppleTV has mostly quality programs. Even ones I don’t personally care for, I can see the appeal of them.
Disney has Marvel and Star Wars.
Paramount has Star Trek and a few other decent shows and movies.
Even Peacock gets a few good movies and day after filler TV from NBC.
Not to mention that both Peacock and Paramount have live TV from the local NBC and CBS affiliates.
We still get HBO Max free from their former deal with AT&T. I’m not sure I will keep it after we sell our house and cancel AT&T.
If I didn’t have a highly subsidized subscription through T-Mobile (a $14.95 discount), I would definitely cancel it.
AppleTV has mostly quality programs. Even ones I don’t personally care for, I can see the appeal of them.
Disney has Marvel and Star Wars.
Paramount has Star Trek and a few other decent shows and movies.
Even Peacock gets a few good movies and day after filler TV from NBC.
Not to mention that both Peacock and Paramount have live TV from the local NBC and CBS affiliates.
We still get HBO Max free from their former deal with AT&T. I’m not sure I will keep it after we sell our house and cancel AT&T.
Of course we get PrimeVideo for free.