- I'm helping you cut the cord with an insane price
on an HDTV antenna and a new way to stream
and even get a free Fire TV Stick.
(soft tune)
Hi.
I'm the YouTube deal guy Matt Granite.
I'm here for ya everyday to save you more cash
than anyone else in the country.
All the deals that I hunt down are always located
right under this video screen.
And we're gonna give you a full unboxing
of a new amplified antenna at a price
you will not believe that I hunted down
which I'm also giving away two of
to subscribers at the end of this video.
I've also just finished testing a service
I really wasn't prepared to like
that gets you live TV on demand for a fraction
of what you may be paying to a cable or satellite provider.
For most of the people watching right now,
your cable or satellite bill on average is north
of that 100 dollar mark and today there is a way to get
many, and I'm talkin' more than 100 TV channels
for free with no commitments and no contracts
and prepay a month and get a free Fire TV Stick.
I'm gonna give you all that information in a moment
and a full in depth demo, but first, since I did find this
for under 15 dollars, let me show it to you.
For the unboxing, packaging couldn't any more simplistic
but again this is not made by Apple or clothes
or there you go.
Okay, so what do you get?
You get an adapter, which is very nicely made,
a lot of these amplified antennas require you to have
a USB port in the back of your television
and then use that as a power source,
these guys are giving that to you which is fantastic.
And then of course you have all of the attachments
you would need to make this work and set this up
and even mount it as your indoor antenna.
The antenna is paper thin, very similar to the Mohu Leaf.
It comes with a warranty card that you can easily register
and this also comes with adhesives.
And I have plenty of walls where I will check TV reception
all the time and compare it.
Our amazing intern Cody did have success using this.
- What I like about this, setup was a breeze.
The cord length is actually quite a marvel too.
You can like go for miles with this thing.
If you do not have USB in the back of your TV,
it also comes with an AC adapter
so just plug it right into the back
and plug it into the wall outlet and you're good to go.
This is the coax cable so now I'm gonna plug it
right into the back of the TV.
So now this is plugged in, let's test it out.
Weather Channel.
See that one's not that good.
- Now we don't have the video rights to show you footage
from a lot of these channels, but I will tell you
the picture quality was hit or miss.
Some were great, some were average,
some were not really viewable,
but we got at least 15 channels at the back of a building,
so I will tell you, I'm impressed.
And while both Cody and I succeeded in our test,
another member of our staff had no luck whatsoever
and it really does depend on how far away you are
from the point of reception.
Right under this video screen, if you just expand
the description box, you're gonna see a resource
to help you identify how many channels you could conceivably
receive if you use an antenna like this
but I do wanna see just as the reviews are varied
for this product, our experience was also varied.
My opinion is that for around 15 dollars
it may be worth a shot.
As we move onto DirecTV Now,
I was one of the early customers that had an opportunity
to test this in beta, a way to stream and enjoy live TV.
But I will tell you, it stuttered, there were crashes,
it was not a successful start.
It has now since been improved to the point where I can
at least recommend it as a cable-cutting alternative
although this is not as inexpensive as using Prime,
Netflix, Hulu Plus,
many of those other cord-cutting mechanisms.
Although, this is a pretty awesome selection.
You get more than 100 channels with prices that range
anywhere from 35 to 70 depending on what package you choose.
This dramatically undercuts other TV bundles.
A 130 TV channel package for 70 bucks is an amazing grab
for cord cutters and you can add HBO and Cinemax
and there's also sorts of promos running.
This is great because you can steam on Apple TV,
Amazon Fire TV, a Fire TV Stick, Google Chromecast,
an iPad, an iPhone, Android,
you can even watch from your computer.
The service is limited to two simultaneous steams
per account which is great and if you have a decent
streaming internet connection as we're showing you right now
you can do pretty well.
There's also a catch-up sudo VOD feature
if you do not wanna watch your TV in realtime.
Another nice thing about this is you do have access
to local broadcasting that's being rolled out more heavily
in different television markets depending on where you are
but ABC, NBC, Fox, Telemundo, I mean, this is an option
for you and in the event that you do not receive
local broadcasting, the service is now offering
day after air primetime shows on demand.
So should you get it, I think it just depends on how many
TV channels you want access to and if you're someone that's
bound by some type of contract that you've just escaped,
this could be a great option for you.
I also really like Sling TV which I've reviewed in the past.
In fact, if you wanna see an earlier review of Sling TV
you could just click over here and that'll hook you up
with that video.
I think we all need to add up what our needs happen to be
with regards to streaming because by the time you add
Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu Plus,
and then maybe the lowest tier of a subscription like this,
you're already north of what you would be paying
your cable or satellite provider.
So if you're able to streamline what it is that you want
for your streaming, figure out which company fulfills
what needs, that's when I think the cord cutting options
are the best, once you figure out what you need.
And I'm here to help you.
If you do think you need an antenna
again, your results may vary,
but you're welcome to check that out,
that's located right under the video screen,
and for two lucky subscribers, I am now giving these away.
Using TubeBuddy's random Pick A Winner tool
to find a subscriber who's commented in the last six months,
congratulations Alan, looks like he bought those
premium HDMI cables that I featured.
Robert, you rock.
You guys have both won free antennas
just email support@mattsdailydeals.com
to claim your freebie.
(clapping) Yes!
You've won!
I'm a fan of you!
See, see how we did that?
We're totally in sync. - Love it.
- Alright, you wanna end this video
and show people how they can be eligible for new giveaways,
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- Why not?
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Have a great day guys.