We took a look at its rotating mix of action sports programming and appreciated the on-demand series and films, including a blend of originals and licensed titles. If you want a low-commitment way to sample it, the Echoboom Sports free trial is the easiest way in.
We took a look because the DIRECTV STREAM free trial lets you sample a cable-like lineup with 75–150+ channels, including big names like ESPN, CNN, FOX, NBC, TNT, plus regional sports networks and optional add-ons like HBO and STARZ. The DIRECTV STREAM free trial feels like a true test drive of a cable replacement: live sports, news, and entertainment in one app.
We took a look at this sports-first live TV streamer with 200+ channels and found the Fubo free trial worth a spin if you want ESPN, Fox Sports, NFL Network, NBA TV, and local broadcast channels, plus entertainment staples like FX and Bravo before you commit. We tried the Fubo free trial and were streaming live games within minutes.
We took the Hulu + Live TV free trial for a spin to see how it blends 85+ live channels (ABC, NBC, CBS, ESPN, Disney Channel, CNN) with Hulu’s on‑demand hits like The Bear and Only Murders in the Building. It’s an easy way to see if one app can replace cable for your household.
We took a look because its free trial is an easy way to sample a budget-friendly lineup of 70+ entertainment channels, including AMC, A&E, Hallmark Channel, Lifetime, Nickelodeon, and Discovery—without the usual sports and cable news clutter. The Philo free trial is a straightforward way to see if an entertainment-first live TV bundle fits your household.
We took a fresh look at the YouTube TV free trial and found it a simple way to sample 100+ live channels, unlimited DVR, and big-name networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, ESPN, TNT, CNN, and FX. Sports fans can also test optional add-ons such as NBA League Pass during the trial period.