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<blockquote data-quote="zoops" data-source="post: 260936" data-attributes="member: 790"><p>Was actually thinking about adding my experience before seeing this thread.&nbsp; I switched to Hulu live 2 weeks ago.&nbsp; Midco basic cable + internet was $145/month with no DVR, no extra channels, etc.&nbsp; Hulu live is $45/month and Midco internet (they had a free upgrade to the 150 mbps speed) is $60/month, so it will save me $40 a month.&nbsp; I bought an amazon fire stick for around $30 to hook up to my TV, otherwise no other hidden costs to switch.&nbsp; You get all the local channels (not sure about PBS, haven't tried that yet) and I get more sports channels than I did with Midco (Big Ten Network, CBS Sports, couple extra ESPN's) and a DVR.&nbsp; I've had some buffering issues the last couple days so I'll have to look into that but the first 10 days or so were basically flawless.&nbsp; Cable is definitely better but I'm good with saving $500/year for it.&nbsp; It's still a little more than I'd like to pay as I don't watch a lot of TV, especially in the summer but it's nice to be able to watch a game or weekday golf coverage from time to time...Gotta believe the day will come where you can just order the channels or even individual shows you want.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="zoops, post: 260936, member: 790"] Was actually thinking about adding my experience before seeing this thread. I switched to Hulu live 2 weeks ago. Midco basic cable + internet was $145/month with no DVR, no extra channels, etc. Hulu live is $45/month and Midco internet (they had a free upgrade to the 150 mbps speed) is $60/month, so it will save me $40 a month. I bought an amazon fire stick for around $30 to hook up to my TV, otherwise no other hidden costs to switch. You get all the local channels (not sure about PBS, haven't tried that yet) and I get more sports channels than I did with Midco (Big Ten Network, CBS Sports, couple extra ESPN's) and a DVR. I've had some buffering issues the last couple days so I'll have to look into that but the first 10 days or so were basically flawless. Cable is definitely better but I'm good with saving $500/year for it. It's still a little more than I'd like to pay as I don't watch a lot of TV, especially in the summer but it's nice to be able to watch a game or weekday golf coverage from time to time...Gotta believe the day will come where you can just order the channels or even individual shows you want. [/QUOTE]

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