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Xfinity vs. DISH

by Randy Harward | Sep 12, 2025 | Versus Reviews

Cable TV provider Xfinity has excellent prices, shorter term agreements (or no term agreements at all), 185+ channels, the X1 TV box, and the Xfinity Stream app—but its cloud DVR is expensive and you’ll pay about 30% more per month for the no-term agreement plans.

Cox vs. DISH

by Amy Young | Sep 11, 2025 | Versus Reviews

Cox prices are good when you bundle TV with internet, but DISH’s prices are better overall and are locked in for two years. Our expert review has all the details.

Spectrum vs. DISH

by Randy Harward | Sep 11, 2025 | Versus Reviews

See a side by side comparison of Spectrum vs Dish TV. See pros and cons of each, and make comparisons based on customer satisfaction, features, internet options and more.

Sling TV vs. Philo

by Bill Frost | Sep 8, 2025 | Reviews, Versus Reviews

Sling TV and Philo offer some of the lowest-priced monthly plans in live TV streaming. On the downside, they also feature fewer channels than pricier competitors like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV. More minuses: Sling TV is light on local channels, and Philo carries none at all (there are no sports channels on Philo, either).

Sling TV vs. Fubo

by Bill Frost | Sep 8, 2025 | Versus Reviews

Sling TV and Fubo rate closely in CableTV.com’s live TV streaming editorial rankings, but for different reasons. Thanks to its endless package customization option and relatively lower pricing, we’re giving the edge in this matchup to Sling TV.

Sling TV vs. YouTube TV

by Randy Harward | Sep 8, 2025 | Reviews, Versus Reviews

Sling TV offers a good deal for an affordable price—its packages have some flexibility, and its largest package is still cheaper than YouTube TV. But YouTube TV offers more channels and unlimited cloud DVR storage space, so in many ways, you really do get what you pay for.

Viasat vs. Hughesnet

by Rachel Oaks | Aug 13, 2025 | Reviews, Versus Reviews

If you live in a rural area, satellite may be the only available internet type. Between Viasat and Hughesnet, we’d have to pick Viasat because of its faster internet speeds and better data allowance. But Hughesnet isn’t a bad option if you prioritize your pocketbook over your internet time.