AT&T TV has gotten yet another new name — DirecTV Stream. Here’s the latest on what’s changed, what’s stayed the same, and exactly what subscribers get.
DirecTV Stream is the latest name for AT&T’s live tv and on-demand streaming service, previously called AT&T TV, among other names. If you’re looking to cut the cable cord, DirecTV Stream might be one service to consider among other services such as Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and more. But what is DirecTV Stream? There are still some things you should know, especially if you are interested in getting an AT&T streaming subscription. Let’s go over all the important questions.
DirecTV Stream is the most recent incarnation of AT&T’s streaming service that has had more than a few name changes. It combined the names of more regional streaming services under the DirecTV banner into a single name. Like many streaming platforms, DirecTV Stream is available on a wide variety of devices and can connect to popular apps like Netflix, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, and so on. A subscription also lets you support up to 20 devices at once, depending on the package that you choose.
AT&T TV’s channel lineup remains largely the same. That means you will be able to watch live TV with a subscription to DirecTV Stream. There are a lot of channels, including popular entertainment channels like FX HD, kid channels like Cartoon Network, Sports channels like ESPN HD, and hundreds more.
