![]() It could make users more productive and still allow them to watch their favorite sports events and TV shows. The guide should end up looking more like Pluto TV’s guide, in my opinion.Īdditionally, the service should look into getting Picture-in-Picture on its iPad app. My recommendation is to put them in alphabetical order or by genre. Right now, the guide feels more like the service puked out a bunch of channels and put them all in one spot but horribly unorganized. ![]() Where FuboTV could improve is channel organization. I did not run into any drops in video quality or streaming speed when using this service on both DVR and on-demand content. I know I have said that a lot throughout this review but it is the honest truth. It’s nice that with the $44.99 price tag that FuboTV at least takes out commercials for its on-demand content.Īs for performance, it’s like an appliance it just works. Specifically for Hallmark Channel, there are no commercials and when I watched my movie via the DVR, I had to either sit through or fast forward through commercials. However, I think that watching TV shows and movies are better when watching them on-demand. It worked perfectly, just the way a DVR should. I was able to DVR it from my iPad and then watch it on my Apple TV when the time came for me to watch it. I used this feature while watching a Hallmark Channel movie. ![]() Another feature that I did find great about the service is that it comes with 30 hours of cloud DVR storage, which can be upgradable to 500 hours for an additional monthly fee. ![]()
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