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Sling TV Review: Cheap Cable TV for Cord Cutters

Sling TV Review: Cheap Cable TV for Cord Cutters

Posted on June 24, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sling TV was the first service to venture into the cable-replacement sphere. Back when it launched, with its attractive $20 price tag and handful of basic cable channels, it seemed like an unusual experiment; now, it’s grown into one of the most comprehensive streaming services on the market. Whether you’ll want Sling TV is, of course, dependent on what you watch — and how much you’re willing to spend.

While Sling TV may have been the first game in town, it’s not necessarily the best. Its interface remains a little wonky at the best of times, its DVR features are just coming into their own and costs can rack up fast if you want to watch anything beyond the basics.
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