Any cord cutters

[Skidmore]

have experience with YouTubeTV? Researching but would like to hear from some actual users.

[underpants]

1. No but I'm commenting to see insights.

Thanks.

[OnDoutside]

2. Try stuff like

Mobdro and Kodi. There's plenty out there.

[luvs2sing]

3. We've had it for about a month now

and are very happy with it. We switched from Sling when it stopped carrying the channel our baseball team is shown on (baseball is almost all we watch). As a bonus, we now get MSNBC which our Sling package did not carry. So far, so good!

[HDCowboy]

4. Android Box

Titanium TV, Cyberflix, Terrarium TV, and other apps loaded on a Nvidia Shield or any other android box is the way to go!

[JimGinPA]

5. Yes

I had Sling until they dropped the local sports networks too. I tried Hulu live for a couple of weeks & then switched to YouTube Live. One thing that's nice is the built in DVR, which Sling charged extra for.

So far I've been happy with it.

[UniteFightBack]

6. My friend has it and I like it. If I wasn't using my sisters cable info I would go with something

like that. There are ways to get any channel for free as others have suggested as well.

[Poiuyt]

7. I watch youtube (regular) every night with a Roku device

I know it's not the same, but I never fail to find good stuff to watch.

[Bradshaw3]

8. I like it

It has more channels I like than the other streaming services. It takes some geting used to, after having Direct tv for two decades. But I'm saving almost $100 a month.

[Cosmocat]

9. I just made my mind up

doing that from comcast, and it looks like a $100 difference ...

[Cosmocat]

10. I am about to switch

from comcast triple play to just using their internet and using YouTube TV, along with Prime and Netflix. Going to save nearly $100 a month.