Sling TV was created in 2015 by Dish® Network and allows you to watch various live and on-demand channels on your TV, computer, and smartphone. The service is delivered over the Internet, and you don’t have to be a Dish subscriber to enjoy it. The staff at RTC Communications, a unified communications company in Rochester, IN, explain the basics of Sling TV.

Your Guide to Sling TV

How Sling TV Differs from Cable & Satellite

Sling TV is cheaper than cable and satellite services and is delivered over the Internet. To get a good picture, it’s important to order high-speed internet services from a unified communications company. This service also doesn’t require you to sign a contract, so you are free to cancel if you wish. 

How to Watch Sling TV

To watch this live streaming service, you’ll have to subscribe at online and install the app on a device. Then, you can sign into your account and watch your favorite programs anywhere in the U.S. that has an internet connection. The service is currently available on TV and mobile devices. 

Watching Sling TV on Multiple Devices

Your ability to watch Sling TV on more than one device will depend on the package you have. Orange subscribers are restricted to one device at a time while Blue subscribers can watch the service on three devices simultaneously. Orange and Blue subscribers can also watch Sling TV on three devices at the same time, but some channels only allow a single-stream.

Channels That Are Available

The channels you can watch is dependent on whether you have the Orange or Blue package as they offer different channel lineups. For example, the Orange package includes Disney® and ESPN® channels, and the Blue package has Fox® and NBC® channels. 

Offering multiple ways to enjoy watching your favorite channels, Sling TV is a wonderful option for television-lovers. If you want to install high-speed internet in your home, contact RTC Communications at (574) 223-2191. The unified communications company has been around for over 120 years and offers internet, cable TV, and voice services. For more information, visit their website.