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| I've been a cord cutter for about 15 years now. Started with jailbreaking apple tv's and ipads. Kodi, Plex, Chinese android boxes to linux you name it. It's more a challenge than anything.
Things I've learned over the years.
1. Roku and smart tvs are trash. Smart tvs are slow, not upgradable. Roku is a locked enviroment.
2. Android boxes aren't much better. Usually cheap Chinese things but always an overload of options, settings, things that don't work on a TV setting, etc.
3. Google TV's are pretty great. Android optimized for TV
4. Amazon Fire TV/sticks are the best. Its' an Android system with an Amazon front end on it. Easy to add what you want to it, a bunch of guides on it and cheap enough to throw away and get another when it gets outdated.
5. Don't buy a premade box/stick. Apps will get shutdown and you need to know how and what to replace it and set it up. Apps come and go. I refuse to set up anything anymore becasuse of the constant fixing.
6. Your much better off paying for a debrid service. I pay $4.15/month for premuimize and $1.25/month for a premium app. I have a Netflix like setup that I can watch almost any TV show or Movie even ones in theatres. Most of the time in 4k.
7. Live sporting events aren't hard to watch. I usually use a streameast, meth streams, crack streams, etc. Google NFL streams Reddit or whatever your sport is. You can watch soccer/basketball/boxing/NFL/MLB/etc. A lot of times you can pick and choose which broadcast you want to watch. | |
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TV Machinery-Android boxes
