Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hey fellow tech enthusiasts! So, I took the plunge and tried out the FuboTV service that's currently being dangled like a juicy carrot in front of us My Best Buy Plus and Total members. The promise? A whole 30 days of free access to what they claim are 'TV's top channels'. Now, who wouldn't be tempted by that, right? **INTRODUCTION** First off, let's talk FuboTV. It's a streaming platform that's been gaining traction lately, especially with sports fans. But the cool thing here is, Best Buy's thrown in a sweetener for their Plus and Total members (yep, that's us) - a free 30-day trial that's exclusive to new subscribers. And it's all digital, so don't expect a physical box or a satellite dish flung onto your roof. **EASE OF SIGN UP** Getting signed up was, thankfully, a breeze. I just had to confirm my Best Buy membership details, and I was catapulted straight to the promised land of FuboTV. No credit card drama or commitment phobia needed because it's all on the house for the first month. A word of caution though - keep an eye on that calendar because they'll bill you once those 30 days are up if you don't bail out in time. **INITIAL IMPRESSIONS** Right out of the gate, I was pretty stoked to see the lineup of channels. We're talking big names like CBS, FOX, and a whole bunch more. And yes, it's not just news and sitcom reruns; there are some solid sports channels in the mix, which is a huge win for me. Stream quality? So far, it's been as smooth as butter - no hiccups, no 'buffer face' (you know, when the screen freezes and you're staring at your own frustrated reflection). They've got this in HD, and it shows. It's like the people on TV are right there in my living room, minus the awkward social interaction. **USER INTERFACE AND ACCESSIBILITY** Jumping into the thick of it, the FuboTV interface is what I’d call ‘snazzy meets functional’. It's got this intuitive layout that doesn’t require a manual the size of "War and Peace" to navigate. I've been flipping through it on my phone, tablet, and the ol’ living room TV via a streaming stick. Each time, it’s a smooth sail. Finding shows is a no-brainer – a couple of taps and you're there. And personalizing? Piece of cake. You can set up your favorites quicker than you can say "What's for dinner?" – which is usually a lot in my house. **CONTENT OFFERING** Here's where the rubber meets the road. The channel spread is like a buffet – there's a little something for everyone. News junkies, sports fanatics, reality TV addicts – FuboTV’s got your back. But let's cut to the chase – it's a sports lover's dream come true. Soccer, basketball, you name it, they're showing it. However, if your tastes are more towards the "I want to binge-watch every series known to mankind" side of things, you might find the selection a bit lean. It's rich in live TV but not the king of the series-and-movies domain. **PERFORMANCE** Now, if we’re talking performance, FuboTV has been hitting some good notes. I've yet to experience any major annoyances like buffering or crashes, which is a big thumbs up from me. Whether it was live sports or the evening news, the stream kept up like a champ. There were a couple of moments of lower quality, but they were about as brief as my attempt at a juice cleanse – over before you know it and with no lasting impact. **CUSTOMER SERVICE** I gotta hand it to FuboTV's customer service – they're on their toes. I had a moment – wanted to figure out why my favorite soccer match wasn't showing up. Shot them a message and, boom, got a response faster than I can polish off a slice of pizza (which is saying something). They were friendly, knew their stuff, and got me back on track without making me feel like a tech noob. **COMPARISON WITH OTHER SERVICES** Now, if we throw FuboTV into the ring with other streaming heavyweights, it holds its own, especially if you're after live sports and TV. But if you're hunting for original shows or a vast library of films, you might find FuboTV’s corner a bit light. It's like going to a steakhouse – you go for the steaks, not the salad. So, if live TV's your jam, FuboTV is your band. **VALUE PROPOSITION** So, the million-dollar question – is FuboTV worth it for us Best Buy members? For the trial, absolutely. It’s like getting a free ticket to the big game. But post-trial, it's all about your TV cravings. If your idea of a good time includes catching every game live, FuboTV could be your new best friend. But remember, friendships in the streaming world come with a price tag, so check if it fits your budget when the free ride ends. **CONCLUSION** Wrapping this up, my FuboTV test drive was mostly smooth sailing with a side of "Hey, this is pretty darn cool." The user experience is solid, the stream's stable, and the content – while geared towards live TV fans – has enough variety to keep most folks content. Whether or not it’s worth the full subscription price is a personal call, but for the free trial? I’d say give it a whirl, kick the tires, and see how it vibes with your channel-surfing habits.

Fubo provided access to local channels I wasn't receiving over-the-air. I was able to watch Spurs games that I couldn't get with my NBA package. The price doesn't justify owning yet another streaming platform mainly to watch local NBA games. I would subscribe if I didn't already have five subscriptions.

You simply can’t go wrong here, fubo is the definite best choice for Sports and news. As someone that’s living in Colorado, having our local NBA and NHL teams games is a must have and they do show every single game. That along with insane amounts of free cloud, storage, and multiple devices streaming at the same time from anywhere make this the best service out there.

I don’t see the point in this. It has apps that are available on smart tvs. Best to just get it instead.

To whom it may concern, I’m very pleased with my I’m computer-imax- Best Buy customer for years I enjoyed their geek squad program. I enjoy their patience when you need help with the computer and I enjoy the prices of Best Buy products.-Don’t change keep doing what you’re doing and thank you very much for being a part of my life sincerely, Sylvia Monroe

Great add on for subscriptions! It is awesome to have this access.

I love that I was able to try out Fubotv with this free trial. Ultimately it wasn’t for me, but it was great to be able to try it out first before committing to a paid membership,

Great experience. Sales staff was great, the staff loaded my new refrigerator onto my pick up for me. Great team!!

The perfect amount of time to try out this free feature. It’s nice to have an additional app to chose from!

Amazing service an entertaining shows also ir gives me peace of mind

The tv i bought is amazing and this fubo tv 30 day plus is very enjoyable.

Apple always has good shows that I haven’t seen and are only available on Apple

Fubo offers a unique proposition for cord-cutters seeking a robust live TV experience, especially sports enthusiasts. With a comprehensive lineup of sports channels, including regional sports networks (RSNs), Fubo stands out as a dedicated platform for sports fans. However, its reliance on an app that isn't widely supported across devices presents a significant drawback. While Fubo excels in its sports coverage and user-friendly interface, its limited device compatibility can frustrate users who prefer traditional streaming devices or older smart TVs. This restriction can hinder the overall viewing experience for those who rely on specific devices. In conclusion, Fubo offers a compelling option for sports lovers seeking a live TV streaming service. However, its device compatibility limitations may deter potential users. If you own a device that supports the Fubo app and prioritize sports content, Fubo could be a worthwhile choice. Otherwise, it's essential to consider alternative streaming services with broader device support.

Overall Fubo has been pretty good for me so far. Getting the free trial as a bonus was a huge plus for me because a free month of anything is usually nice. In my opinion Fubo is pretty expensive compared to other competitors but it has offered me a mostly satisfying experience. It's worth noting that I strictly only watch sports, I don't ever just put on TV for fun on Fubo, so for me, I'm still trying to determine if Fubo's price tag is the best bang for my buck when it comes to sports. But, the UI is easy to navigate and generally has most games that I am looking for with exception to blacked out games based on region. If you have the chance to redeem a free month, I'd recommend giving it a shot to see if it's worth it for you!

haven't used it, already have a video prescription, don't need another one

Fubo Pro has a decent channel selection at the $85 range. Some channels missing are TBS and I believe TNT. Check the Fubo website for a complete channel list. Fubo has a guide that is easy to navigate, although I haven’t found a quick way to get to the guide once I select a channel. Once a is select, the only way to get back to the guide is by backing out of the channel and selecting the guide again. Some cool features are the favorite list, where you can bypass the guide. Also, you can bypass the guide and get to your recent channels by clicking down on your remote directional pad. All in all it seems to be a decent price range for the Fubo service. If you’re looking for an alternative to other channel networks. Give Fubo a try.

Not sure what to watch? If you have this you’ll definitely spend more time figuring out what to watch since there’s so many options. Good for families.

Excellent streaming platform. I love Fubo TV. Nothing else compares

fuboTV is an excellent option for avid sports fans, but it may not be ideal if you’re looking for broader entertainment options. The free trial is a good way to determine if it’s the right fit for you.

I tried Fubo for 30 days. I like many things about the service, except the lag when changing channels. Sometimes it takes several seconds to switch channels.