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YouTube TV faces value questions amid channel cuts and high price

YouTube TV's value proposition is being re-evaluated as it faces channel removals and a high monthly cost of $82.99. While it offers unlimited DVR and a 4K Plus add-on, the loss of channels like Tastemade and The Young Turks, along with the ongoing cost, may make it less appealing for some users. However, for dedicated sports fans, particularly those interested in NFL Sunday Ticket or ESPN Unlimited, the service may still hold significant value, especially with promotional pricing for new subscribers. AI

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YouTube TV faces value questions amid channel cuts and high price

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Yoni Yardeni) ·

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