Which streaming system do you use?

[Lance Uppercut]

I have all three due to various situations over the years and try to find ways to use all of them so it doesn’t go to waste.

I have to say, for all the crap I’ve heard people dump on the chrome cast when it first came out, it’s actually been my most consistent useful one.

I have a generation 1 and it still plays everything, except Apple TV app. Also great for streaming from website so I can watch some wrestling via “alternative means”. Not that I condone pirating but I do have cable but no dvr so sometimes I have to watch “on demand” when I get home late at night.especially with AEW time changes. Also, I have a google nest and it’s great for just voice requesting a tv show. Or pausing and restarting since my phone keeps losing signal

The stupid 2016 fire stick, everything stilll fast and smooth, but how you don’t have YouTube?! Also it’s layout is as annoying as Hulu’s. I also can’t access channels like Apple TV and peacock because it’s out of date. The games are nice, I just need a Bluetooth controller to play them

I have an old roku stick, and roku is great because you don’t have the connection issues like chromecast because of the remote. Kind of slow though. And roku keeps having disputes with companies and removing channels. Or things are just no longer supported. Also, if you lose the remote, and move or change Wi-Fi, you’re kind of screwed because it can’t connect to your phone. This also can’t play peacock or Apple TV. The Roku Channel seems unnecessary and probably why they’re having financial disputes with other channels, but it is free stuff that justifies having a Roku.

I have a smart tv but it’s limited with its options and the casting directly from the phone is spotty. And it’s a pain typing in your login info. Also, you have to exit the app if you want to check out other channels.

[darbus alan]

Playstation 4

[Blindkarevik]

I just use whatever console/PC in whatever room I wanna stream in.

[Duke Cameron]

Just a regular tv.

[G✇JI☈A]

Primarily use a Apple TV 4K box..

Has every streaming app I need and easy to use, and depending on internet connection runs smoothly

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

Xbox One S.

[MiLB Fan]

Apple TV

[ERON]

I have an old desktop tower plugged into my TV.

[jimmyjackezekiel]

I use either my phone or my Playstation. Like a normal person.

[Timeless Hayterade]

Fire Cube.

[bibboid]

My primary method is the TV. We use that for Netflix, Amazon Video and Disney+
Secondary is the Roku which picks up HBO MAX.
We could probably use the TIVO but the user interface is unwieldy.
When we go on vacation, we usually take the blu-ray player because it will pull in Netflix as well as play movies.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

AppleTV.

Doesn't work so shit hot for Disney+, drops off a lot, which ruins what I really want it for, listening to the Simpsons or Family Guy while I sleep. Prime drops off seldom, but does too. Netflix is just a channel on the TV, so no worries there.

[Ishmeal Loves BBL Bayley]

PS5

[Scoops]

Playstation 5

[ayumidah]

I don't. Just watch Netflix/Hulu/Peacock on my computer. Haven't really bothered with any other.

[6pathsoftommy]

Fire Stick and Xbox One X

[Lizuka #BLM]

Largely used a Firestick but recently got a Roku TV, been using it instead mooostly because I can't plug my Firestick into it at the same time I have my Xbox and PS5 plugged into it. The ports are too close together and it's too wide.

[Kalmia]

Primarily my Smart TV. It has apps for everything, so I can get every streaming service I'm interested in on there. It even has Fite TV.

However, it's also been playing up a lot recently and drops the WiFi signal randomly so I've been using other methods (it's definitely the TV and not the WiFi itself.) My cable box has Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube built in and I've started using my PS4 for a couple of others. Can't find Fite on them though, which sucks.

[chazraps]

Smart TV, PS4 and traditional cable.

[The Summer of Muskrat XVII]

I’ve got a Firestick 4K in the living room, a Roku 4K in the bedroom, and for TSN Go I use my XBox because TSN is oddly limited on its availability