It’s 2020, and there are dozens of cable TV and streaming device options to watch your preferred news broadcast, sports matches, and shows. Each of them has its advantages, which may vary depending on where you reside in the United States. Unfortunately, the multitude of options can make it tricky to choose the right one. This article lists the most popular streaming services and TV cable packages to help you make an informed choice.

• Netflix: This hugely-loved streaming service is clearly a very popular choice with most people. Netflix provides a phenomenal range of TV shows, movies, and original programs, with new ones being added to the roster frequently.
• AT&T TV NOW: This one has far more channels than most TV cable packages on the market and offers 500 hours of DVR storage. AT&T is a great choice if you’re looking for hours of buffer-free binge-watching.
• YouTube TV: If you’re looking to replace cable TV for something cheaper, YouTube TV is your safest bet. It provides an array of local stations, live news, sports, and entertainment channels.
• Cox TV: It’s one of the largest cable companies in the United States, proving time and again that it is a beloved choice of many. Its packages cater to movie buffs, sports fans, and families with kids.
• Prime Video: This streaming service has its own set of great shows. Subscribers get access to its music streaming service too, which is an added plus.
• Hulu Live TV: When PlayStation Vue shutdown this January, fans lost their best choice for sports. But, Hulu didn’t leave that spot empty for long, and it is certainly the next big thing with local and regional sports coverage. However, it does lack BeIN Sports.
• Philo: Its base plan is certainly the cheapest of the lot, and you will get entertainment channels including Comedy Central, Discovery, Hallmark, MTV, HGTV, BET, A&E, and more.
• FuboTV: Its base plan includes 100+ channels, and it is a good choice for soccer fans. Recently it signed a deal with Disney to bring ESPN too, and it also carries Fox-owned channels.
• Optimum TV: The best part about this cable network is that you can record 15 shows at once. Another advantage of Optimum is that it carried all nine HD sports channels.
• Sling TV: Sling TV is a great option since its prices are much lower than other streaming and TV services. On the downside, the two packages of Sling Orange and Sling Blue offer just around 30-plus cable channels and limited to no broadcast TV, depending on where you live.
• Apple TV: Apple has put in tons of money into developing its first streaming TV service. Its service is quite affordable, but it has lots to catch up on in terms of content.
• Disney+: They have their own vast library of movies and TV shows, which are pretty impressive. It’s a good family-oriented choice.