TV and Internet Providers in Las Vegas, Nevada
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Cox Cable
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Set your DVR using your tablet.
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Watch recent blockbusters anytime, On Demand.
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Enjoy FREE HD programming.
Customer Rating for Cox
- Installation - 4.12/5
Customer satisfaction with installation fees and scheduling.
- Channels - 3.98/5
How satisfied customers are with channel selection and packaging value.
- Reliability - 3.95/5
Customer satisfaction with the reliability of the TV signal.
- Price - 3.35/5
Ratings reflect customer satisfaction with cost and monthly fees.
- Service - 3.83/5
Customer satisfaction with quality of customer service and technical support.
Cox Cable TV & Internet
Speeds up to 940 Mbps
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Set your DVR using your tablet.
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Watch recent blockbusters anytime, On Demand.
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Get complete coverage with Panoramic Wi-Fi.
Customer Rating for Cox
- Installation - 4.12/5
Customer satisfaction with installation fees and scheduling.
- Channels - 3.98/5
How satisfied customers are with channel selection and packaging value.
- Reliability - 3.95/5
Customer satisfaction with the reliability of the TV signal.
- Price - 3.35/5
Ratings reflect customer satisfaction with cost and monthly fees.
- Service - 3.83/5
Customer satisfaction with quality of customer service and technical support.
Cox Cable Internet
100% available in 89101
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Access 500,000+ Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Get complete coverage with Panoramic Wi-Fi.
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Protect your devices with Cox Security Suite Plus.
Customer Rating for Cox
- Installation - 4.12/5
Customer satisfaction with installation fees and scheduling.
- Channels - 3.98/5
How satisfied customers are with channel selection and packaging value.
- Reliability - 3.95/5
Customer satisfaction with the reliability of the TV signal.
- Price - 3.35/5
Ratings reflect customer satisfaction with cost and monthly fees.
- Service - 3.83/5
Customer satisfaction with quality of customer service and technical support.
DIRECTV
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See out-of-market games on NFL SUNDAY TICKET.
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Watch 1,000s of titles On Demand.
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Save money by bundling with select AT&T wireless plans.
Customer Rating for DIRECTV
- Installation - 4.21/5
Customer satisfaction with installation fees and scheduling.
- Channels - 4.25/5
How satisfied customers are with channel selection and packaging value.
- Reliability - 3.92/5
Customer satisfaction with the reliability of the TV signal.
- Price - 3.41/5
Ratings reflect customer satisfaction with cost and monthly fees.
- Service - 3.8/5
Customer satisfaction with quality of customer service and technical support.
DISH TV
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Enjoy a 2-year price guarantee.
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Watch hundreds of HD channels.
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Access the most powerful Home DVR, the Hopper 3.
Customer Rating for DISH
- Installation - 4.19/5
Customer satisfaction with installation fees and scheduling.
- Channels - 4.07/5
How satisfied customers are with channel selection and packaging value.
- Reliability - 4.11/5
Customer satisfaction with the reliability of the TV signal.
- Price - 3.69/5
Ratings reflect customer satisfaction with cost and monthly fees.
- Service - 3.91/5
Customer satisfaction with quality of customer service and technical support.
CenturyLink High-Speed Internet
93% available in 89101
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Keep your rate as long as you keep your plan.
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Get the help you need with 24/7 technical support.
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Self-install in 30 minutes.
Viasat Satellite Internet
99% available in 89101
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Fastest residential satellite internet in the U.S.
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Quick, simple installation.
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3-year Price Lock Guarantee.
HughesNet
100% available in 89101
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Simple contracts and pricing
Availability, channels, and speeds displayed are not guaranteed.
Cable TV and internet in Las Vegas, NV
Welcome to Las Vegas! We know you’re eager to hit the jackpot and buy a tiger, but let’s get your internet and TV service sorted out first. Priorities, y’know?
What are the best TV and cable companies in Las Vegas?
- Cox—250+ channels, simple packages
- Centurylink—TV service through DIRECTV (see below)
- DIRECTV—330+ channels, NFL SUNDAY TICKET
- DISH—290+ channels, Hopper 3 DVR
What are the best internet providers in Las Vegas?
- Centurylink—Fiber speeds up to 1,000 Mbps, Price for Life (on DSL plans)
- Cox—Speeds up to 940 Mbps
CenturyLink and Cox internet in Las Vegas
Here’s the bad news first: it’s slim pickings for internet service in Las Vegas. CenturyLink provides DSL and fiber internet to 99.3% of the area, while Cox covers 74.9% of Vegas with cable connections.
Only two major internet service providers in Las Vegas? You’d think that more providers would be scrambling to service the popular tourist town’s permanent population. But that’s the awesome power of the telecom mafia.*
(*That’s a joke—but it’s still weird, right?)
But it’s not like you don’t have any alternatives. You can get fixed wireless from Rise Broadband or LV.Net, which is fast and reliable but possibly more expensive than DSL. Or you can try satellite internet with HughesNet or Viasat, but it’s gonna be slower and more expensive.
So use fixed wireless or satellite only as a last resort, like if you live in a desert trailer and can’t get anything else.
DISH, DIRECTV, and Cox TV in Las Vegas
You’ve got more options for TV service: Cox (cable) or CenturyLink, DIRECTV, and DISH (satellite).
You might be a bit confused that CenturyLink, a DSL and fiber internet provider, offers satellite TV. That’s because CenturyLink’s TV service is through DIRECTV.
You may also be confused because we basically slammed satellite internet, but now we’re talking about satellite TV like it’s a good thing. That’s because satellite TV and satellite internet are very different services.
Satellite TV is available in both the city and the country, and it works the same wherever you live. So you’re gonna be fine with any of these four Las Vegas–area TV providers.
Cable TV and internet bundles in Las Vegas
Both CenturyLink and Cox have internet, phone, and TV service in double-play or triple-play bundles.
An advantage of bundling with CenturyLink is that its DSL plans include its Price for Life guarantee. That means your rate won’t increase for as long as you have your plan. Price for Life, however, covers only the internet and phone part of your bundle—not DIRECTV service. But it’s still a decent deal.
These are our favorite internet-TV double-play bundles from CenturyLink and Cox. We recommend CenturyLink over Cox if you can get its fiber plans in your area. Fiber is just a faster, more reliable way to connect. And you gotta love its matching upload speeds.
Top TV and internet bundles in Las Vegas
- CenturyLink DIRECTV CHOICETM ALL INCLUDED + CENTURYLINK INTERNET FIBER GIGABIT ($124.99 a month)—185+ channels, fiber internet with download and upload speeds up to 940 Mbps
- Cox Silver Duo ($129.99 a month)—250+ channels, cable internet with download speeds up to 940 Mbps, upload speeds to 30 Mbps
TV Providers in Las Vegas, NV
| Provider | Service Type | Channel Count | Customer Rating (out of 5) |
Features | Prices Starting At* |
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| Cox | Cable | 250+ | 3.8 | Set your DVR using your tablet. | $19.99/mo. |
| DIRECTV | Satellite | 330+ | 3.7 | See out-of-market games on NFL SUNDAY TICKET. | $39.99/mo. |
| DISH | Satellite | 290+ | 3.8 | Enjoy a 2-year price guarantee. | $64.99/mo. |
*Pricing subject to change. Not all offers available in all areas.
Internet Providers in Las Vegas, NV
| Provider | Service Type | Max Download Speeds up to | Customer Rating (out of 5) |
Features | Prices Starting At* | Area Availability* |
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| Cox | Cable | 940 Mbps | 3.8 | Access 500,000+ Wi-Fi hotspots. | $19.99/mo. | 100% |
| CenturyLink | DSL | 940 Mbps | 3.9 | Keep your rate as long as you keep your plan. | $45.00/mo. | 93% |
| Viasat | Satellite | 25 Mbps | 3.9 | Fastest residential satellite internet in the U.S. | $65.00/mo. | 99% |
| HughesNet | Satellite | 25 Mbps | Simple contracts and pricing | $59.99/mo. | 100% |
*Pricing subject to change. Not all offers available in all areas.
DISH, DIRECTV, and Cox channel lineups in Las Vegas
To see what you can expect from DISH, DIRECTV, and Cox channel lineups in Las Vegas, head over to our TV guides:
Most popular TV channels in Las Vegas
Just when you think you know Las Vegas, you find out that the City of Sin’s favorite TV channel is. . . the Nat Geo Channel. (Well, you gotta learn how to care for that tiger somewhere.)
And since there’s no such thing as BankrupTV, Freeform (formerly ABC Family) is second-most popular, while FOX (KVVU) is the third.
In the sports category, Las Vegans prefer the NFL Network, NBC Sports Network, and ESPN 2 for their hot sportsball action.
And finally, the most-watched local network affiliates in Las Vegas are KVVU (FOX), KLAS (CBS), and KLVS (PBS).
Las Vegas’s most popular TV channels
| Top 3 | Sports | Local |
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| LEARN MORE | LEARN MORE | LEARN MORE |
Data as of 04/20/20. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
But is there a TV package that has all of Las Vegas’s beloved channels? You bet your fuzzy dice there is—check it out:
TV packages featuring Las Vegas’s most popular channels
| Package | Price | Channel count | Contract | Bundles |
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| Our Pick DIRECTV CHOICETM | $49.99/mo.† | 185+ | 12 mos. | Internet and phone (through CenturyLink) |
| DISH America’s Top 120+ | $74.99/mo.‡ | 190+ | 24 mos. | N/A |
| Cox Contour TV Ultimate | $69.99/mo.†† | 140+ | 12–24 mos. | Internet and phone |
Data effective 4/20/20. Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change.
† for 12 mos. plus taxes and RSN fee
‡ for 24 mos. New customers only. All offers require a 2-year commitment with early termination fee and eAutopay. Price includes Hopper Duo for qualifying customers.
††For the first 12 months.
Out of these three packages that include the most popular channels in Las Vegas, DIRECTV’s CHOICETM is the best value. It has 185+ channels, a shorter contract than the others, and you can bundle your DIRECTV package with internet (DSL or fiber) and home phone service through CenturyLink.
Las Vegas sports coverage
Las Vegas has three major professional sports teams: the Las Vegas Raiders (NFL), the Vegas Golden Knights (NHL), and the Las Vegas Aces (WNBA).
Here’s where you can watch them on TV—and what TV packages carry all the required channels.
How to watch Las Vegas sports
| Sports team | Channel | Packages |
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| Vegas Golden Knights (NHL) | AT&T SportsNet: | |
| Las Vegas Raiders (NFL) | ||
| Las Vegas Aces (WNBA) |
Data effective 04/20/20. Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change.
† for 12 mos. plus taxes and RSN fee ($9.99/mo.).
‡ for 24 mos. New customers only. All offers require 2-year commitment with early termination fee and eAutopay. Price includes Hopper Duo for qualifying customers. RSN Surcharge up to $3/mo. applies to AT120+ and higher packages and DishLATINO Dos and Max packages and varies based on location.
§ For the first 12 months. Regional Sports Surcharge (up to $10.00, depending on Cox market)
Vegas Golden Knights fans have one choice for watching their favorite hockey team on TV: the regional sports network (RSN), AT&T SportsNet. Cox, DIRECTV, and DISH all charge an additional monthly fee for access to RSNs, including SportsNet.
For reasons stated above (channel count, shorter contract, CenturyLink bundling, and value)—plus its abundance of sportsball—DIRECTV’s CHOICETM wins again.
Local Channels in Las Vegas
Now let’s explore Las Vegas’s local network affiliates and independent channels, where residents get their hometown news and, uh, buy jewelry. You’ll find all major network affiliates (ABC, CBS, CW, FOX, and NBC) as well as additional Spanish-language channels like Azteca, Azteca America, Telemundo, UniMás, and Univision. And KLSV/Jewelry TV—because you need to keep that tiger happy.
Channel numbers and availability vary by provider.
Jump to Providers ListThe following packages have all or most of the Las Vegas local channels listed above:
- DISH: America’s Top 200 ($84.99 a month) has 240+ channels including 13 of 13 Las Vegas local channels
- DIRECTV: CHOICETM ($49.99 a month) has 185+ channels including 10 of 13 locals (missing: Azteca, Azteca America, TBN/Enlace, and Telemundo)
- Cox: Contour TV Starter has 75+ channels including 9 of 13 locals (missing: Azteca, Azteca America, Unimás, and TBN/Enlace)
Find a provider store near you in Las Vegas
What are you gonna do when you’ve spent all your money on a tiger (her name’s Queen Thicc-toria, btw) and can’t afford to pay your internet or TV bill? It’s probably better to ask for help in person at your provider’s office.
The map below shows you which providers have brick-and-mortar stores:
Find Store Locations Near Las Vegas
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TV and internet customer service for Las Vegas
To learn more ways to reach DISH, DIRECTV, CenturyLink, or Cox customer service for Las Vegas, check the links below:
Las Vegas FAQs
CenturyLink has the best internet service in Las Vegas, with fiber internet that offers download and upload speeds up to 940 Mbps for $65 a month.
If you can’t get fiber, try Cox’s cable internet service in Las Vegas. Its download speeds get up to 940 Mbps, but the upload speeds top out at 35 Mbps.
CenturyLink has the fastest internet in Las Vegas.
- CenturyLink—Fiber speeds up to 940 Mbps; DSL speeds up to 100 Mbps
- Cox—Cable speeds up to 940 Mbps
- HughesNet—Satellite speeds up to 25 Mbps
- LV.Net—Fixed-wireless speeds up to 50 Mbps
- Rise Broadband—Fixed-wireless speeds up to 25 Mbps
- Viasat—Satellite speeds up to 25 Mbps
We’d say CenturyLink is the best internet provider in Las Vegas. Its fiber internet plan has speeds up to 940 Mbps (download and upload) for $65 a month. It also has DSL plans with download speeds up to 100 Mbps and upload speeds up to 30 Mbps (DSL upload speeds are much slower than fiber).
Also, CenturyLink’s DSL plans come with a Price for Life guarantee, which means your price won’t change as long as you have your plan.
Cable is faster than DSL, though. So if you can’t get CenturyLink fiber where you live, go with Cox. It has download speeds up to 940 Mbps (but, again, much slower upload speeds).
- CenturyLink (fiber, DSL)
- Cox (cable)
- HughesNet (satellite)
- LV.Net (fixed wireless)
- Rise Broadband (fixed wireless)
- Viasat (satellite)
Internet in Las Vegas costs anywhere from $19.99 to $150.00 per month, so it depends on which type of internet connection you want. CenturyLink has fiber (the best and fastest type) for $65 a month. You’ll get up to 940 Mbps download and upload speeds.
If you can’t get fiber internet where you live, Cox has cable internet service with download speeds up to 940 Mbps (upload speeds up to 35 Mbps) for $99.99 a month.
Cox Cable in Las Vegas offers cable internet and TV. But CenturyLink offers DSL and fiber internet, plus satellite TV through DIRECTV. And, of course, you can go straight to DIRECTV—or DISH—if you want only satellite TV service and no internet connection.
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