If they could get Netflix and YouTube in this sucker and market it to the cord cutters, I think it will cream the PlayStation Vue service. I know people will probably bitch if Amazon Prime, Hulu, and VUDU are missing.
My main problem with Sling TV is that it DOES NOT support TV Anywhere for any of it's channels and PlayStation Vue does support the TV Anywhere platform. I've free trialed PlayStation Vue twice and I thought it was pretty solid. I haven't free trialed Sling TV yet and probably won't because it doesn't fit my needs even though with the Orange & Blue they are now offering more channels. As for the popularity of PlayStation Vue I live in an area where the local cable company doesn't carry Viacom channels, (Nick) and DISH carries the channels. Well my friend who is primarily a gamer owned an XBOX one and was a huge fan of the Xbox brand and hated PlayStation but when PlayStation Vue dropped he ditched DISH and traded in his XBOX One for a PlayStation 4.
With all of that said the antenna is nice, especially if I read that it sends your locals to any sling device on your network.
I didn't like Vue as you could only watch at the location you signed up from. With SlingTV I could watch anywhere.
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I don't have Slingtv so my question may not make sense.... What do you mean by does not support TV anywhere, you can't watch on a Phone or Tablet wherever you are?
I don't have Slingtv so my question may not make sense.... What do you mean by does not support TV anywhere, you can't watch on a Phone or Tablet wherever you are?
TVAnywhere were I can log into TNTdrama.com, SYFY.com or FOXNews/CNN.com using my provider credentials and watch what is on demand via those websites anywhere as long as I'm a paying customer. While sling does this natively they don't offer the service to use the TV Networks TVAnywhere platforms on their respective websites. It's only a real issue to me because I like to record shows using my media server and watch them later like I would with a DVR.