\nAT&T TV Now doesn’t have as many features as some of the other streaming services on the market. It is actually banking on its channel lineup, which although it does seem pretty small, it has a lot of channels that its competitors do not have. Like the ViacomCBS channels \u2013 those include BET, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, Nick jr, MTV and VH1. As well as including premium channels like HBO MAX and Cinemax in its more expensive plan.
\nBut, AT&T TV Now does offer some great features to go along with those channel lineups. Like Cloud DVR, and the ability to stream on up to three devices at the same time. Which can be very useful for larger families.
\nCloud DVR
\nAT&T TV NOW offers Cloud DVR on all of its plans. It is not an added fee, or one that can be upgraded for more hours. Everyone gets 500 hours of cloud DVR. It’s still not unlimited like Philo TV or YouTube TV. But 500 hours is a pretty significant amount of space.
\nYou can record up to 500 hours of content and it’ll remain in your account for up to 90 days. So unfortunately, you can’t record content and keep it in your DVR for months on end \u2013 something that YouTube TV users do quite a bit.
\nNot quite the best cloud DVR offering we’ve seen among the live TV streaming services, but it is pretty decent \u2013 especially since it is included in the price.
\nThree simultaneous streams
\nIt’s pretty common among the live TV streaming services, to offer up to three screens at once. And that’s what AT&T offers too. So you could also share the service with someone else. Or have it playing on multiple TVs in your home at once.
\nThe only downside here is that there is no ability to increase those screens to five or even unlimited. Something that Hulu + Live TV does offer. However, for most people, three screens is going to be plenty.
\nStream anytime, anywhere
\nIf you’re one that travels a lot, then AT&T TV NOW is still a really good option. Since you don’t need to be at your home address to watch it. You can stream it on your tablets, smartphones, or your TV. No matter where you are.
\nHowever, it is important to remember that if you do travel to another city, you will lose your locals. But you should get the local channels available in the market that you are currently in. Which is still really nice to have. You can also use AT&T TV NOW internationally, but only if you have a VPN service and are connected to a US server. So keep that in mind if you do a lot of traveling.
\nSign Up For AT&T TV NOW
\nIs it worth it?
\nIt depends on your use-case, and what channels you watch. But as a whole, AT&T TV NOW is definitely worth it. And if you do opt for the TV NOW service, it’s probably better to get the $80 MAX plan. Primarily because you are getting HBO MAX and Cinemax included. Which is a huge boon. Considering those cost $26 normally, and you’re getting them for only $25 more.
\nThe interface on is pretty good and easy to use, it also works on a ton of different devices. It’s ashame that it doesn’t work on Android TV yet, and that’s mostly down to AT&T being selfish. AT&T has its own Android TV device it uses for AT&T TV \u2013 another service it offers, not to be confused with TV NOW. So it wants users to use that, and not something like an NVIDIA SHIELD TV or the Chromecast with Google TV \u2013 though it works with Chromecast with Google TV, over Chromecast.
\nIt’s a pretty good value for those that want ViacomCBS channels, as well as their local channels and the option to get HBO MAX and Cinemax included.
\nYou can sign up for AT&T TV NOW by clicking here.
\nSign Up For AT&T TV NOW
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