[chuckles]

I'll be cutting off Direct tv soon so I wanted to ask people here what the best solution is for cutting tv service. I've been thinking about an Android TV box for about $50. If I have a browser on it, I can get almost every channel I have now, but I don't want to have to type in URL's every time I want to change channels. Is there a subscription I should look at that has FNC and OAN? I have a smart TV that has many apps, but you have to stop what you are watching and switch each time to another app. LIke going from Youtube to free channels like Pluto and Tubi takes 30-40 seconds or even longer just to see what's on. It just looks to slow and complicated to try to remember which app has what station on it.

I know there are many cord cutters here and would like to see what you guys are doing.

[ConservativeMind]

We believe Roku is the best possible streaming device and is agnostic between all the streaming possibilities.

[ConservativeMind]

Most alps allow you to set up favorite channels, so you don’t have to go through the ones you don’t want, again.

In the new streaming environment, you will tend to have an app for different groups of former channels.

If you want Fox content, look into FuboTV.

[GranTorino]

I go outside or read a book.
TV is a easy habit to shake.
Put your mind right.

[Kazan]

I've been thinking about an Android TV box for about $50. If I have a browser on it, I can get almost every channel I have now

You can do that with an Amazon Firestick and one of the many IPTVs available.

I pay $4 for an IPTV that streams from Russia. I get every US channel, every sporting event, every UFC pay-per view, every premium movie channel.