HBO Max Channels
by Bill Frost and Logan Jones | Jul 18, 2025
HBO Max’s multiple categories make navigating its purple streaming waters a bit easier, but if you want to get more specific than “Just added,” “Trending now,” or “Documentaries,” HBO Max’s content hubs simplify things even more.
Read moreWhat’s the Cheapest Way to Go for HBO?
by Mike Strayer and Olivia Bono | Jul 18, 2025 | TV FAQs
For most folks, we recommend HBO's streaming HBO Max because it's relatively cheap, has a month-to-month contract, and features more than just HBO Originals. If you prefer to keep things simple with a single cable plan and no messy apps, Spectrum or Cox is the way to go.
Read moreSenior Internet Plans Guide
by Eric Chiu and Logan Jones | Jul 18, 2025 | Equipment Guides
Need to get online for the latest grandkid updates? Check out our internet shopping tips.
Read moreSpectrum vs. Stream with DIRECTV
by Randy Harward | Jul 17, 2025 | Versus Reviews
Our TV experts’ research shows that Spectrum’s affordable, premium-jammed plans beat Stream with DIRECTV's poor value.
Read moreSpectrum vs. DIRECTV
by Randy Harward | Jul 17, 2025 | Versus Reviews
Spectrum offers cable TV and internet services to select regions across the US without a contract. Its TV plan is affordable, flexible, simple, and bundles well with Spectrum’s high-speed internet service. DIRECTV satellite TV service is available almost anywhere in the country, includes the Genie DVR at no extra cost, and is the best TV provider for sports. But DIRECTV is losing NFL SUNDAY TICKET this fall. It’s too bad, though, that DIRECTV has contracts, high prices—including a steep second-year price hike—and limited bundling options.
Read moreSpectrum TV Choice Review 2025: Pricing, Channels, and More
by Mike Strayer and Taylor Kujawa | Jul 15, 2025 | Versus Reviews
Like Spectrum and streaming? Well, Spectrum TV Choice is a live TV streaming service available only to Spectrum internet customers. It offers a trimmed-down channel lineup (10 cable channels of your choice plus local channels) and a lower monthly price ($24.99 per month) than traditional cable TV plans.
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