Wireless Joey or other option for new tv in sunroom

[Universe93B]

We converted our screened porch to a sunroom, so there is not a physical cable connection there. We got our cheap 43 inch Onn Roku tv out of the basement and put it in the sunroom.

We like our live tv - Been a dish customer for 12 years and signed a 2 year contract last year. What's the best way to get a dish signal
to this tv, a wireless Joey? How much more is that per month, $7?

How about buying an Amazon Firestick and downloading the dish anywhere app to that and no fee? Any suggestions?

 

[John2021]

you could have them do a hardwired joey. or if your concerned about saving the 7.00 a month the the fire stick is the way to go you'll still have access to the hopper also. you can watch live tv and drv recordings with dish anywhere

 

[scoob83]

We converted our screened porch to a sunroom, so there is not a physical cable connection there. We got our cheap 43 inch Onn Roku tv out of the basement and put it in the sunroom.

We like our live tv - Been a dish customer for 12 years and signed a 2 year contract last year. What's the best way to get a dish signal
to this tv, a wireless Joey? How much more is that per month, $7?

How about buying an Amazon Firestick and downloading the dish anywhere app to that and no fee? Any suggestions?

The fire stick is discounted currently as a Prime Day deal. I'd do the dish anywhere app on it.


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[John2021]

The fire stick is discounted currently as a Prime Day deal. I'd do the dish anywhere app on it.


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this is what i am thinking. not only can they use it in the sunroom but take it with them on vacations plug it into an HDMI port on the motel t.v. and have access to there programming and dvr recordings

 

[bnewt]

we added on a sun room a year or so ago. I added another wireless joey, then went to the wireless joey 4, but then returned to the original wireless joey.
Didn't like the fact that the wireless joey 4 did not have caller id, as we still have a land line.