4 Things You Need To Know About YouTube TV

It is no secret that you can save money by cutting the cord, a.k.a. getting rid of your cable or satellite TV. One of the biggest reasons most people don't do it sooner is because they don't want to give up their local news channels. You don't have to. Not with switching to YouTube TV!

YouTube TV offers local news stations such as ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX and has become a popular choice for cord-cutters in 2021.

The first couple of things required to get up and running with YouTube TV are a fast Internet connection and a monthly subscription to YouTube TV.

1. INTERNET CONNECTION

YouTube TV requires a connection of at least 3 Mbps for viewing your favorite TV shows at standard definition (SD). That's the minimum needed. With more people staying at home these days, more people in your household are relying on the internet for work, online education, and entertainment. Have a family of six? 3 Mbps isn't going to be enough for everyone in your home. If you can get gig speeds, why not get it? That way, everyone in your family can stay connected. 

2. COST

If you've ever wanted to try out YouTube TV, now is the time to sign up. For a limited time, you can get $10 off your first three months with a two-week free trial to start. A regular monthly subscription costs $64.99/month. You will need a valid credit or debit card to keep your monthly subscription active. 

3. CHANNEL LINE UP

Channel lineup is probably the most important factor you'll take into consideration when switching. 

YouTube TV's channel lineup rivals its competitors for its sports networks. You can get channels like ESPN, Fox Sports 1 & 2, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, MLB Network, NBCSN, SEC Network, and NBA TV. YouTube TV added the NFL Network to its base plan back in September of last year. 

With a YouTube TV subscription, you'll get 85+ of the top channels in entertainment, news, live sports, & more, plus unlimited DVR storage for recording your favorite shows.

4. HOW TO ACTIVATE IT

If you think you're ready to switch to streaming Live TV, then here is a quick tutorial on how to switch to streaming Live TV. 

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