Best ISP for Bonnies Broadcasts

[oldschool]

Seeking tech info from friends. My Spectrum Cable subscription has allowed me to watch many Men’s Bonnies games through the ESPN+ website that validates against an ISP. I am about to pull the plug on cable and was wondering how non-cable subscribers are connecting to ESPN+. I would be highly interested to know what kind of results fans are getting with the various options that are available.

[Dunga]

Get a mini Windows PC or use an old laptop with an HDMI port. Connect it to your TV.
Get an air mouse.

Your TV becomes a huge HD PC monitor with unlimited possibilities and no restrictions. You'll never go back to cable.

Subscribe to ESPN+ via the website.

[dadster81]

I can barely find the remote sometimes. Does the air mouse sort of work like your remote in this situation?

[Dunga]

Jul 19, 2024 12:27:53 GMT -5 dadster81 said:

I can barely find the remote sometimes. Does the air mouse sort of work like your remote in this situation?

Yes, like a TV remote, but with additional capabilities. It will work like a computer mouse with the cursor arrow, so you can browse the internet, as well as type on a mini keyboard (everything you do on your computer), with separate buttons to control the volume, change channels, mute, etc.

[bonawolf02]

Get Hulu Live TV...comes with ESPN+ at no additional cost. No issues, no problems. If you have a "smart tv" great - can download it directly and can access it with nothing else. If you don't have a smart tv, get a Roku or Amazon stick to make it smart then can download Hulu from there. Also, Hulu TV will get you games on CBS Sports Net and USA.

Go Bonas!

[Dunga]

You can also subscribe to and access Hulu TV via the mini Windows PC solution with air mouse I mentioned above, without the limitations and restrictions of Smart TV, Roku, or Amazon stick, all of which I would not recommend.

[kccgold]

Spectrum is the worst. I wouldnt use spectrum if it was free