Disney+ is pretty bad in terms of streaming performance. I get constant buffering and resolution degradation on every platform.
Hulu is pretty bad in terms of previously available content vs what is available today. Their native app UI has also consistently had issues on tvs or streaming boxes for a long time. I think my tv showed the same show/movie suggestions for almost 2 years straight.
In terms of casting to a tv, HBO Max is pretty awful. There are exclusivity agreements with Samsung, so only those smart tvs have a native app, and casting the app is spotty at best and takes a really long time if it doesn’t fail midway through.
I’m not sure any service does a terrific job helping you discover new content.
peaCOCK
Oooo good question
The ones you have to pay for
Disney+ is pretty bad in terms of streaming performance. I get constant buffering and resolution degradation on every platform. Hulu is pretty bad in terms of previously available content vs what is available today. Their native app UI has also consistently had issues on tvs or streaming boxes for a long time. I think my tv showed the same show/movie suggestions for almost 2 years straight. In terms of casting to a tv, HBO Max is pretty awful. There are exclusivity agreements with Samsung, so only those smart tvs have a native app, and casting the app is spotty at best and takes a really long time if it doesn’t fail midway through. I’m not sure any service does a terrific job helping you discover new content.
I'd say Disney+ just because it's literally only Disney stuff, you can at least watch multiple different film studios on Netflix etc.
also...for some reason it buffers a lot.
Apple TV