What TV Streamer do you use???

[sandyut]

Ya, that's the downside. I only need 1 tv. We were paying $160 a month for dish network. Purchased my SB 7 for $300 on a father's day sale 2 yrs ago. $160 x 24=$3800 saved.

Makes sense. We use YoutTube TV, YouTube Premier, Netflix and Amazon prime. We are up in the mountains, so no antenna option here. Also on Starlink on a generator. So we are always connected. Cell service is crap here. If we didnt have Starlink, when the power is out we would be 100% off grid with no comms.

 

[mowin]

Makes sense. We use YoutTube TV, YouTube Premier, Netflix and Amazon prime. We are up in the mountains, so no antenna option here. Also on Starlink on a generator. So we are always connected. Cell service is crap here. If we didnt have Starlink, when the power is out we would be 100% off grid with no comms.

 

[mowin]

If you have star link. You can get Superbox

 

[sandyut]

While we wait for the new apple streamer to come out...I bought a couple new Bose soundbars for the two main TV's. We have been using very a old Vizio surround sound system that mostly didnt do the surround much or well enough to enjoy. I bet they are 12+ years old. Should have the new ones in a week or so. removing the subwoofer and surround speakers scored me major points with my wife. She hates clutter and wires. Win/Win!

 

[Chris_in_SoCal]

One thing I will warn about Roku is always keep your remotes mute button close.

No matter the channel the commercials are complete crap.

Most of them self serving. All of them suck.

I have learned to treat my mute button like a sword to quickly wipe out the audio when the commercials start. I have never used it as much in the past.