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More About Streaming Free Channels and what they work with Tubi TV: Roku – Fire TV – Apple TV – Android TV Crackle: Roku – Fire TV – Apple TV – Android TV Pluto TV: Roku – Fire TV – Apple TV – Android TV Xumo TV: Roku – Fire TV The Roku Channel: Roku PBS Kids: Roku – Fire TV – Android TV Stirr: Roku – Fire TV– Apple TV PBS: Roku – Fire TV – Apple TV – Android TV The CW: Roku – Fire TV – Apple TV – Android TV Vudu: Roku – Android TV Hoopla (Needs Library Membership): Roku – Fire TV – Apple TV Many cable networks offer their programming for free such as USA, National Geographic, Cooking Channel, SYFY, PBS (with membership), Comedy Central Get local Channels and more. Many have free trials. (per month charge) Locast – All local over the air channels. Request donation. PlayStation Vue: $50-$55 Fubo TV: $55-$75 Sports centric YouTube TV $50 will be adding PBS in November Hulu Live TV $45 Other popular sources for programming (per month charge) Netflix $9 Amazon Prime free with Amazon Prime membership ($120/yr.) HBO Now $15 Showtime $11 CBS All Access $6-$10 Disney + $7 Apple TV Plus $5 Device costs Roku Players $30 to $100 Fire Stick $25 to $58 Fire Cube $120 Fire cube with DVR $180 to $220 (2 or 4 channel simultaneous recording) Apple TV (also allows access to iTunes account) $150 to $200 Chromecast (Works only for receiving from another device such as a PC or tablet) $35 to $70 You may additionally need an HDMI cable for about $10 to $20. Don’t let a salesman talk you into something more expensive, an HDMI cable works or doesn’t, there is no picture quality difference from a more expensive cable. Make sure to get a 4K cable if you have a 4K TV. .

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