I’m looking for an economical alternative to Foxtel to watch the NRL, ideally cricket & other sports as well. What do people use/recommend and what does it cost you monthly to subscribe? Are there any outside-the-square alternatives to standard subscription services (ie. internet service via a smart tv etc)?
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My Foxtel (basic, plus sports) costs $38 a month, can watch it on as many devices as you want, and never have to worry about streaming issues, if you want to watch kayo on more than a couple devices, it cost $35 a month.
if you can get kayo for $5 or $10 a month it’s probably worth it though.
edit: if 4K tv quality matters to you, it is only available through Foxtel at the moment, with a capable TV.Last edited by milanja; 07-12-2021, 10:13 PM.
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Originally posted by milanja View PostMy Foxtel (basic, plus sports) costs $38 a month, can watch it on as many devices as you want, and never have to worry about streaming issues, if you want to watch kayo on more than a couple devices, it cost $35 a month.
if you can get kayo for $5 or $10 a month it’s probably worth it though.
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Originally posted by Waylander View Post
Do you need a smart TV for Kayo, or do you just stream it through an internet connected device (like a tablet or phone)?
Kayo Sports Subscription from Telstra
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Originally posted by Waylander View Post
How does that work? They are currently advertising that package for new subscribers at the “special” price of $59 a month.
..it’ll be interesting to see
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Originally posted by Waylander View Post
Do you need a smart TV for Kayo, or do you just stream it through an internet connected device (like a tablet or phone)?
Plug that into your TV, download the Kayo app on your phone, then you can stream from your phone to your TV. Sounds complicated but once you set it up it's dead easy.
You can then also do the same with Netflix, Stan, ABC iview or anything else. You still have to pay the monthly subscription fees (Kayo is $25) but chromecast is a great way to go.
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Originally posted by dice View PostMost people would be using Kayo. Actually probably the only option for NRL.
ps: they are owned by Foxtel. $25/month min
Originally posted by Batemans Bay Rooster View Post
If your TV is not a smart TV, get a Google chromecast from somewhere like Harvey Norman - I think they're about $100
Plug that into your TV, download the Kayo app on your phone, then you can stream from your phone to your TV. Sounds complicated but once you set it up it's dead easy.
You can then also do the same with Netflix, Stan, ABC iview or anything else. You still have to pay the monthly subscription fees (Kayo is $25) but chromecast is a great way to go.Last edited by ism22; 07-13-2021, 10:12 AM.
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Kayo is just all the Foxsports channels + a few others in one subscription.
You can get it for $15 a month at the moment which is great value IMO and like others have said if you push it with Telstra or look at some of their other promotions you maybe able to get it even cheaper.
https://www.telstra.com.au/tv-movies...B&gclsrc=aw.ds
You may be eligible for the $5 per month pass as well
https://www.canstarblue.com.au/strea...ve-pass-offer/
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So I rang Foxtel to cancel, and ended up adjusting my subscription. I dropped a few channels I don't use, got rid of one box (I currently have 2 old IQ2 boxes), they are sending me a new IQ4 for free, and I got $56 a month off my current subscription.
Then to cap it off, at the end of finalizing all that, she tells me that because I clock up 15 yrs with them in one more month, I'll be entitled to another new IQ4 box for free.
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Originally posted by Johnny Brass View PostWhat is the quality of Kayo compared to Foxtel as in is there any issues with it going down or such. A mate of mine said he's had a few problems with Kayo which put me off from changing
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