(02-11-2020, 04:47 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(02-11-2020, 04:41 PM)EricC85 Wrote: So depending on what’s on we cycle streaming sites but we cut the cord 2 years ago

Right now I do digital tv for local through an outdoor antenna I stream nextflix and Disney + Hulu bundle for $25 a month. In a few weeks when Twd is back I’ll turn off Disney + and add back in sling tv for amc live which puts me at $38 a month. Either way I’m always way under what Was running on my direct tv bill.

On game changer was we bought the google Wifi router and it took my connection to a whole different level. No more lagging or loading it’s super fast even with multiple devices best $100 bucks I spent on a while.

My man. I'm currently using the router that came from Verizon. Can I get a little more info on this google router?

If he has the Google mesh router that I think he has, I'd skip over that and grab a router that is certified with WiFi 6. Whole different league. 

(02-11-2020, 04:57 PM)Cleatwood Wrote:

(02-11-2020, 04:50 PM)Rico Wrote: Exactly what I'm going to do or am in the process of doing.  I just have to plug the Roku into the bedroom TV.  I've just been too lazy since this month's DirecTV is paid for anyway.  That...and I have to reach my wife to use it.  My head hurts already thinking about that.

I'm a firestick man myself but I heard Roku is pretty good.

I've used AppleTV, Chromecast, and Roku over the years. Finally settled on Roku for the sole fact that they don't push any content. Other than that I think they're all pretty similar in the end.

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