Tried it out and liked it. Wasn’t sure how it would be going from a satellite tv system to You Tube but I don’t notice any big differences except a lower monthly bill and not having to call constantly with problems. Not real happy with the volume blowing me out of the room when commercials come on. Wish they would fix that. I like watching some of the VODs but have noticed that when a commercial comes on it frequently goes in the streaming circle mode and won’t resume my program. Can’t wait for some other channels to get on boardwe’ll see. Overall happy with my choice to switch over to You Tube TV😃Still waiting for more channels. Not a lot more just a few more. Really I don’t know how much longer I can take the high jump in volume when the ads come on. I get ityou want me to know there is an ad on. Ugh😫

I followed an online post that offered a 46% savings on signing up. I was sent to the Apple APP store because I have an iPhone. I reviewed every word of the APP listing and followed the instructions. I watched the 20 minute free offer and decided to sign up. I clicked on signup and was presented with a warning I was not able to use Apple program and payment system and would have to accept Google.That was unacceptable for me for several reasons. Yesterday I was confronted with something called Google Universal Management. It basically said that if I accepted whatever I was trying to do Google would take over management of all my apps and data on my IPhone. It would have the authorization to access all data on my phone and use as it wanted to. That will never happen as I will stop using my iPhone and destroy it before I will give any program access to all my data on my iPhone. The second issue was I was not going to be able to use Apple Pay system or its secure benefits. I would have to accept Google or some other payment and management services. That is not acceptable. Third after reading and following all of this no place did it say how much the normal monthly charge was or how much and for how long my 46% discount was going to be applied.So either this is a really stupid scam or you think I am that stupid. Good luck

Two features needs to be added. Delete and profile tabsDelete button is necessary to have when you no longer want a program to be in your library. Even though it is cool to be able to keep a recording for nine months before it drops out it is also necessary to add a delete button to delete shows or program you only want to see once and not sit there for a long time before it drops out. Being able to delete programs what you want to watch one time is a must have as the nine months thing should only apply to the program you want to keep that long. Please make that change and add a celete button to delete programs you want to watch only once. Profile button should be added so that instead of sending invitation to family members and make it hard to be added doing thatadding a profile button is a better choice that way you can click on add profile and just enter the name of that person that way they can start using it. It is that simple. The way it is is too complicated.

I was hoping this app would suffice to replace my standard cable televisionbut unfortunatelyI can’t watch an entire episode of anything without a video-killing bug ruining the whole thing. Specificallyabout 3/4 of the way through a television series episodethe video glitches and odd things begin to happen: the audio track jumps to the beginning of the episodethe video freezes for a moment and then continues to play under the audio from the beginning. And then the advertisements! Oh goodness! For $50/monthI would expect fewer adsbut there they are every 10 minutes: 2 to 3 ads at a time. And guess what? When you have to close and re-open the app to find your place in the episode you were watchingEVERY. SINGLE. TIME. You try to track through to the spot where you left off. The episode starts to playand then a series of ads immediately kicks in. Missed your spot? More ads. It is infuriating and app breaking. I am using a first-generation iPad Profor what it’s worth.