Ive had both as well and I prefer Dish. Dish also has AXS which use to be Hdnet. I watch a lot of fights and they have fights on there almost every weekend. I dont think Direct tv has that channel.
What superior offerings? For similar packages you will find that Direct costs more than DISH. I have not had to call DISH for anything in years...I couldn't say that when I had DTV.
With that said...both of them beat cable tv.
Dish with the Hopper is the way to go
I've had both. DISH is trash. Directv mops up the floor with dish.
DirecTV has AXS. Also, while Dish's Hopper can record six channels only during PTAT, and is limited to recording three channels any other time, DirecTV's Genie records any five channels of your choosing at any time.
Dish also has AXS. The hopper can record for longer time periods and costs less per month than DTV. You have to pay a fee for HD tv through DTV, but it's free for a lifetime through DISH.
Another thing, Directv has more HD channels than Dish. Directv's menu layout is easier, its broken down into 7 or 8 categories whereas Dish is just all one big long jumbled, confused category. I'll never go back to Dish.
On the other hand, if you live in a rural area where reception is spotty and all you want are ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX... you can get a small basic package for $20 that will get you through. No premium movie channels, no ESPN...
On the other hand, if you live in a rural area where reception is spotty and all you want are ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX... you can get a small basic package for $20 that will get you through. No premium movie channels, no ESPN...
Dish gets my vote.
A week ago I would have responded dish. Rat bastards.
On which is cheaper, they are priced about the same at least on the premium package. There really is an incentive to bounce back and forth between the 2 if your primary concern is saving $5-10 a month.
On which is cheaper, they are priced about the same at least on the premium package. There really is an incentive to bounce back and forth between the 2 if your primary concern is saving $5-10 a month.
