Dish or DirecTV

[Ken]

Fun to come back to this and see that my wireless speeds across the house from the router are as fast as my old TWC wired internet. Good riddance. Pulling 500 down / 200 up hardwired on rural fiber for $59.95 / month on promo :thumbup:

Unfortunately at our new crib it's gonna be trickier to get OTA TV. We tried a few in-window placements but none have yielded good results. I gotta crawl in my attic, install an antenna there and run the output outside the house to some box that could distribute it to the outlets throughout the house. Even with all that I'm not sure exactly how it would work, but according to the lookup sites I might get 20 channels at best. We have been using our Roku a lot lately and they have a new offer with Sling that gives you another free Roku (we could use one) if you pay 3 months upfront. At $20 or $25 per month, that's a fee I would probably be willing to soak up for most of the major channels they offer:

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Anyone have experience with Sling TV subscription?

I've been using Directv Now, which works pretty well and offers more channels for $35/mo. Also, if you prepay, you get a free Amazon Fire Stick and if you prepay 3 months you get a free Apple TV. It's as clear in image as cable, a couple of buffering hiccups, though it has been getting better. I also think i just need to hard wire it which will help. No Roku app as of yet, but it is coming.