Top 9 Streaming Services of 2023
Streaming services allow you to watch TV anywhere from any device. All you need is access to the internet and a paid subscription. I have listed the top 9 streaming services of 2023 along with their subscription prices and pros/cons.
1. HBO Max
(With ads: $9.99/month, No ads: $15.99/month, With ads: $99.99/year)
Pro: Award-winning original programming and original news programming
Con: Pricey and content phases out frequently
2. Hulu
(With ads: $7.99/month, No ads: $12.99/month, First month is free for both)
Pro: Good selection of current TV, inexpensive, and quality original programming
Con: Frequent commercials and an inconsistent selection from older TV seasons
3. Netflix
(Basic: $9.99/month, Standard: $15.49/month, Premium: $19.99/month)
Pro: Great selection, optimized interface, and includes biggest shows in streaming
Con: Expensive for 4k, and titles phase out frequently
4. Disney Plus
(Basic: $6.99/month, Premium: $10.99/month)
Pro: Good originals and UHD resolution options
Con: Gaps in the content lineup
5. Sling TV
(Sling Blue: $20/month, Sling Orange: $20/month, Sling Orange + Blue: 27.50/month)
Pro: Cheaper than cable and a wide range of content
Con: Occasional pixelated stream with buffering issues and gets expensive with optional packages
6. Apple TV Plus
($6.99/month)
Pro: Quality over quantity and excellent music documentaries
Con: Not a lot of must-see shows and the web browser app is not great
7. Peacock
(Premium: $4.99/month, Premium Plus: $9.99/month)
Pro: Classic TV shows, big sports events, and live WWE events
Con: The free tier is missing great movies
8. Fubo TV
(Pro: $69.99/month, Elite: $79.99/month)
Pro: Lots of channels, niche sports networks, and some 4k content
Con: More expensive than competitors
9. Prime Video
($14.99/month, $139/year)
Pro: Wide content selection, included with other prime benefits, and good original shows
Con: Not available on some platforms
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