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T-Mobile Satellite Service Pricing Drops to $10 Per Month Starting in 2026
T-Satellite with Starlink is first announced satellite pricing structure for cellphones.
In its Q1 2025 earnings call today, T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert announced that the company’s T-Satellite with Starlink service will be priced at $10 per month, a $5 drop from its previously announced pricing.
The T-Satellite service is currently available as a free beta for T-Mobile customers who sign up. Early this week, when T-Mobile announced new Experience plans, the company noted that T-Satellite would continue to be free for Experience More customers through the end of 2025, after which monthly pricing would kick in. Commercial service (i.e., out of beta) is set for July. Sievert also referred to this as «gen-one pricing» that would «be good for at least a year for everyone.»
T-Satellite is included in the price of the Experience Beyond plan. T-Mobile also said that the Experience More and Experience Beyond features will be «rolling out soon» for customers on the now-retired Go5G Plus and Go5G Next plans.
«Our aim is simple, to make T-Satellite just work,» Sievert said during the earnings call.
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Best Beats Headphones and Earbuds for 2025
Looking for a new set of cans from Beats? Here are our current top picks.
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What to Consider
Budget
Before anything else, you’ll want to figure out how much you’re willing to spend on new Beats headphones.
Fit
It’s key that the headphones you buy fit your head well.
Durability
You want headphones that hold up well over time, so look for models that we note have sturdy build quality.
Performance
You want the best-sounding headphones with the best noise-canceling, call quality, and features for whatever you’re able to spend.
Return Policy
It’s critical to buy your headphones at a retailer that has a good return policy, in case you have buyer’s remorse.
Beats was acquired by Apple in 2014, but it still maintains its own distinct branding and iconic designs. In its early days, audiophiles rightly looked down upon the sound quality of Beats headphones, which served up a preponderance of bass that lacked definition. However, Beats headphones and earbuds have come a long way in terms of sound quality, and they now produce quite respectable sound while also offering very good noise-canceling and voice-calling performance.
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What are the best Beats headphones overall?
You can argue over which Beats models are the best, but if I had to choose, I’d say the Studio Pro and Powerbeats Pro 2 are probably its top headphones and earbuds, respectively. The new Powerbeats Fit are also quite good, but they’re simply a rebranded version of the 4-year-old Fit Pro buds with redesigned wingtips and a smaller charging case. Note that while some Beats headphones and earbuds have certain features that are exclusive to Apple users, there’s a Beats app for Android, and the company has made an effort to market its products to Android users.
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Best Beats headphones and earbuds of 2025
Pros
- Improved sound quality, ANC and ear pad design
- Very good voice-calling performance
- Spatial audio with head tracking for Apple users
- USB-C audio
Cons
- No Apple H2 chip
- No ear-detection sensors
- No major design changes except for case
Love ’em or hate ’em, Beats Studio headphones are among the most popular headphones of all time, launching as wired headphones back in 2008. This is the fourth generation of them, and they carry the same list price as their predecessor and look very similar on the outside but have some big changes on the inside that make them significantly better headphones. I’m tempted to describe them as more affordable plastic versions of the AirPods Max. However, that’s not quite accurate due to a choice in chipsets and one notable missing feature. But read our full review to find out what makes these very good headphones, albeit with some caveats.
Pros
- Improved design: buds are 20% lighter, case is 33% smaller, and ear hook is slimmer, incorporating nickel-titanium alloy
- Equipped with Apple’s more powerful H2 chip
- Improved noise canceling and natural-sounding transparency mode
- Very good sound quality
- Excellent voice-calling performance with new microphones and voice accelerometers to help pinpoint your voice
- Built-in heart-rate sensors
- Physical control buttons work well during athletic activities
- Improved design and sound quality with smaller case
- Strong battery life and wireless charging
Cons
- Premium price
- Some users may not get a tight seal with included ear tips
- A few features missing from AirPods Pro 2 (no Precision Finding, Conversation Awareness or Adaptive Audio)
- Some Apple-exclusive features unavailable to Android users
- Built-in heart-rate monitor may not seem like a needed feature to some people
Why I like them
The original Powerbeats Pro were released in May 2019, so Beats has had a lot of time to plot how to improve the second generation of its popular ear-hook style true-wireless sport earbuds. And improve they have — by quite a bit. Not only do they feature a new, more refined design with better ergonomics, but new drivers, a more powerful Apple H2 chip, a new built-in heart-rate sensor and, yes, active noise canceling for the first time in a pair of Powerbeats. And that noise canceling is quite good, as is the sound quality and voice-calling performance — so long as you get a tight seal from one of the five different included eartips. Read my Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 review.
These new Powerbeats Pro 2 fit my ears better thanks to Beats improving the overall ergonomic shape of the earbud and completely redesigning the ear hook — it’s 50% smaller and incorporates nickel-titanium alloy, so it’s both flexible and durable. The buds themselves are 20% lighter.
Reasons to buy
Fitness enthusiasts prefer earbuds with ear hooks to prevent their buds from falling out of their ears during intense workouts. Typically, such earbuds don’t offer the greatest performance, but the Powerbeats Pro 2 share many of the same qualities and features as the AirPods Pro 2, featuring very good sound quality, along with strong noise cancellation and voice-calling performance. In short, they’re versatile, also performing well as everyday earbuds. It’s also worth noting that while the Powerbeats Pro 2 have some Apple-exclusive features, Beats does have an app for Android users that makes these more Android-friendly than AirPods.
Reasons to skip/keep looking
While Beats has improved the Powerbeats Pro 2’s design and ergonomics, they still may not be a comfortable fit for everybody’s ears, and some people may not get a truly tight seal from any of Beats’ eartips. (I had an issue and had to use another set of eartips from my collection.) If you don’t get a tight seal, you’ll likely be unimpressed with the sound quality and noise canceling and may want to return them to the store where you bought them. (Try to find some alternative eartips before you do that.)
The Powerbeats Fit in orange. They have the same physical button to control playback as the Fit Pro.
Pros
- Lightweight design with integrated wingtip that fits securely
- Very good sound and noise canceling
- Powered by Apple’s H1 chip
Cons
- No wireless charging
- No enhanced My Find with proximity view (only standard Find My)
Why I like them
Beats has redesigned the wingtips of its popular Fit Pro earbuds, trimmed down their charging case by 17% and rebranded them as the Powerbeats Fit. While I’m disappointed we didn’t get the Fit Pro 2 this year, the changes do make this set of top-notch sports earbuds (that work well as everyday earbuds) a little better. Read my Powerbeats Fit review.
Reasons to buy them
If you don’t like the ear-hook design of the Powerbeats Pro 2, the Beats Powerbeats Fit are a good alternative (I personally prefer the fit of the Powerbeats Fit). While the Powerbeats Pro 2 offer slightly better performance overall and are equipped with Apple’s H2 chip and heart-rate sensors, the Powerbeats Fit still sound good and offer decent noise canceling. They also frequently go on sale, so they can be had at a decent discount. Definitely don’t buy them at full price.
Reasons to skip/keep looking
The Beats Fit Pro were launched at the end of 2021. Yes, the Powerbeats Fit are slightly improved over that model, thanks to their smaller case and redesigned wingtips. However, the reality is that they’re 4-year-old earbuds and are still in need of an upgrade.
Pros
- Lightweight and discrete, they fit comfortably with upgraded performance all-around (voice-calling is good now)
- Android friendly (iOS users get hands-free Siri)
- Improved battery life
Cons
- Missing: wireless charging, spatial audio with head tracking and in-ear detection sensor
Why I like them
Compared to the original Beats Studio Buds, which remain on the market, the newer Studio Buds Plus buds are significantly improved, with better sound, noise canceling and battery life. Additionally, they now deliver top-notch voice-calling performance. Read my Beats Buds Plus review.
The transparent version got a lot of attention at launch (who doesn’t like transparent electronics?), but the big changes are on the inside. Beats says 95% of the components are new and improved, and the buds’ «acoustic architecture» has been revised. The speaker drivers remain the same, but the Studio Buds Plus are powered by a new, more powerful custom chipset and have three new microphones in each bud, which are three times larger and more sensitive than the ones found in the Beats Studio Buds.
Reasons to buy
The compact Beats Studio Buds Plus offer good sound quality and strong all-around performance for an affordable price, especially when they’re discounted, which they often are. It’s also worth noting that like with other Beats headphones and earbuds, these are more Android-friendly than Apple’s AirPods (there’s a Beats app for Android) and the only feature that Apple users get that Android users don’t is hands-free Siri.
Reasons to skip/keep looking
The Studio Buds Plus were released in May of 2023, so they’re over two years old and may be due for an upgrade. Also, while the AirPods Pro 2 may cost more, they have a more robust feature set — for Apple users anyway.
Pros
- Improved sound and voice-calling performance
- Strong battery life
- USB-C audio
- Spatial audio with head tracking for Apple users
- Android compatible
Cons
- No active noise canceling
- No ear-detection sensors
In a nutshell, the Beats Solo 4 on-ear headphones have pretty much the same look on the outside as the 3s, but some notable improvements on the inside bump their performance by about 25% to 30% when it comes to sound quality, battery life and voice-calling.
Would I pay $200 for them? No, I wouldn’t. But if you look at what’s happened with the Studio Pro’s pricing — they’re sporadically discounted to $200 or $150 off their list price and even dropped to $180 for Prime Day — the Solo 4s won’t always be $200. I’m certain we’ll see them fairly soon for what the Solo 3s now cost, which is around $130. They make a lot more sense at that price, particularly if you’re looking for a more compact on-ear headphone and don’t need active noise canceling.
Pros
- Affordable
- Lightweight and comfortable
- Very compact case
- Good sound and voice-calling performance
- Strong battery life
Cons
- Few features
- No battery or LED charging indicator in charging case
Why I like them
Available in four color options, the Solo Buds are missing some key features found in more premium buds, including a battery in their very compact charging case, ear-detection sensors and active noise canceling. But they get the fundamentals right. They’re lightweight and not only offer decent sound quality and strong battery life but also very good voice-calling performance that rivals what you get with the company’s more expensive Studio Buds Plus. Read my Solo Buds review.
Reasons to buy
They’re the most affordable Beats earbuds, and their charging case is quite compact and doesn’t take up much room in a pocket. They also have great battery life.
Reasons to skip/keep looking
Having no battery in the case may be a deal-breaker for some people (using a USB-C cable, your phone can supply power to charge the buds in the case, but not everybody likes that concept).
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Beats Flex
Pros
- Price is right
- Improved sound, voice calling and battery life
- Rock-solid wireless connection
- Auto-pause magnetic buds
- Easy pairing with Apple devices
- Android app for Android users
Cons
- They have wires
- No carrying pouch included
- No official water-resistance (no IPX certification)
- Ear tips don’t have integrated wings to lock buds in your ears.
Yes, these are «wired wireless» earbuds — with a cable connecting the left and right earbud, but they’re also the most affordable wireless Apple headphones you can buy (Beats is a subsidiary of Apple). Equipped with Apple’s older W1 chip, not the H1 found in the AirPods 3rd Generation, AirPods Pro and Beats Fit Pro, they don’t have such extra features as spatial audio. However, they sound good and work well for making voice calls.
Some people like the concept of neckband-style wireless earbuds. You can leave the earbuds dangling from around your neck, wearing them like a pendant. Gone is the fear of losing an AirPod by dropping it. Going from listening to not listening to the earbuds requires simply lifting them to your ears — or pulling them out. And forget about having to drop them in a charging case when you’re not using them.
Factors to consider when choosing Beats headphones
Budget
Before anything else, you’ll want to figure out how much you’re willing to spend on new Beats headphones. The quality of value-priced Beats headphones continues to improve, so you can find good affordable headphones for less than $100. But the premium models, which offer better build quality and performance, tend to cost $200 or more — sometimes much more.
Fit (comfort)
It’s key that whatever Beats headphones you buy fit your head well. They should offer a comfortable fit that’s snug yet not too snug. If you don’t get a tight seal with noise-isolating earbuds, sound quality and noise cancelling can be dramatically impacted for the worse. Open earbuds, like the Beats Flex, don’t have that issue, but they should be comfortable to wear and sit securely in your ears. Ideally, you want headphones you can wear over the course of a day with minimal breaks.
Durability
You want earbuds that hold up well over time, so look for models that we note have sturdy build quality. This is especially important with true wireless earbuds, which are more susceptible to loss or damage due to their size.
Maximize performance and features for your budget
You want the best-sounding headphones with the best noise-canceling, call quality, and features for whatever you’re able to spend.
Return policy
It’s critical to buy your headphones at a retailer that has a good return policy, in case you have buyer’s remorse. Some people who are having trouble deciding between two models sometimes buy both, try them out for a few days, and then return one.If you’re buying Beats headphones directly from Apple, you have 14 calendar days to return an item from the date you received it. Otherwise, return policies vary by retailer.
How we test Beats headphones and earbuds
We test Beats headphones and earbuds based on six key criteria. These criteria include design, sound quality, noise-canceling performance, voice-calling performance, features and value.
Design
We assess not only how comfortable the Beats fit (ergonomics) but their build quality and how well included features like touch control are implemented. We also look at water- and dust-resistance ratings, but keep in mind that only a few full-sized headphones offer water and dust protection (IP ratings). Models with a more durable build are highlighted as great picks for those who may need a set of earbuds that can withstand a heavy workout or a long trip in your work bag.
Sound quality
We evaluate sound quality and music experience by listening to a set playlist of music tracks and comparing the earbuds to top competing products in their price range. Sonic traits such as bass definition, clarity, dynamic range and how natural the headphones sound are key factors in our assessment. Some of my test tracks include Spoon’s Knock Knock Knock, Athletes of God’s Don’t Wanna Be Normal, The Doors Touch Me — Take 3, Orbital’s Dirty Rat, Taylor Swift’s Vigilante Shit, Jvke’s Golden Hour and Drake’s Passionfruit.
Noise-canceling performance
We evaluate Beats’ noise-canceling performance by wearing the headphones in the same spot indoors near a noisy HVAC unit to see how well they do at muffling lower frequencies. Then we head out to the streets of New York to test the headphones in a real-world environment where we see how they do at muffling not only street noise but people’s voices.
Extra features
Some of the best-sounding Beats headphones and earbuds aren’t loaded with features, but we do take into account what extra features are on board. These include everything from quick-access awareness to transparency modes (your music pauses and the headphones open up to the outside world so you can have a conversation) to special sound modes to ear-detection sensors that automatically pause your music when you take the headphones off your ears. We also take a look at the Beats companion app for the headphones and see how user-friendly it is with the particular model.
Voice-calling
When we test voice-calling performance, we make calls in the noisy streets of New York and evaluate how well the earbuds reduce background noise and how clearly callers can hear your voice. The best headphones and earbuds for voice calling pick up your voice clearly while significantly reducing background noise. Onboard microphones, sophisticated noise-reduction algorithms and voice accelerometers that detect when you’re speaking all factor into call quality. Plus, a sidetone feature allows you to hear your own voice when chatting with noise-isolating buds, helping you avoid talking too loudly.
Value
Beats headphones and earbuds span a wide range of price classes, from the budget-friendly $47 Beats Flex to the pricer $200 Beats Studio Pro. We determine value after evaluating the strength of the headphones against all these criteria and what the buds are able to deliver compared to other models in their price class. Great sounding, feature-packed headphones that offer a great bang for your buck earn top marks in this category.
Other Beats headphones and earbuds we tested
Beats Fit Pro: Beats has replaced the Beats Fit Pro with the Powerbeats Fit, which feature redesigned wingtips and a smaller charging case but are otherwise the same. As a result of the Powerbeats Fit release, you may be able to find the Beats Fit Pro at a nice discount.
Beats Studio Buds: The Studio Buds were once a good value, but the Studio Buds Plus offer significant improvements, so we tend to recommend that newer model. The cheaper Solo Buds also offer superior sound to the standard Studio Buds. These are worth considering only if you see them substantially discounted, but still be sure to check out our full review of the Studio Buds to see if they’re right for you.
Beats Powerbeats Pro: A lot of people like the Powerbeats Pro and you still see many people wearing them. They remain good ear hook-style buds, but they’re rather pricey for earbuds that have been on the market for several years. Learn more about the Powerbeats Pro in our full review.
Beats Solo Pro: The Solo Pro were a more premium version of standard Beats Solo headphones and featured active noise canceling. But they were too expensive ($300 list) and were discontinued in late 2021. If you’re still looking to grab yourself a pair, check out our full review of the Solo Pro for more information.
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Rocket Rivalry Heats Up as Blue Origin Successfully Lands Its Booster
Jeff Bezos’ space company is closing the gap with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin successfully launched its New Glenn rocket on Thursday, and also nailed the landing of its rocket booster. The booster, named Never Tell Me the Odds (Han Solo fans will recognize that quote), landed gently on a floating platform named Jacklyn, after Bezos’ late mother. This was the first time Blue Origin successfully landed the New Glenn rocket booster.
Just before 4 p.m. ET on Thursday, New Glenn launched from Florida’s Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. It deployed NASA’s Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics Explorers twin spacecraft, dubbed Escapade, into the designated loiter orbit, and then landed the reusable first stage on Jacklyn in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX, Blue Origin’s competitor, has successfully landed boosters as well, but this was the first time Blue Origin has done so. It’s seen as an important step since both companies plan to reuse the expensive boosters on future flights.
Escapade is on its way to Mars. Two small identical spacecraft, named Blue and Gold for the colors of the University of California-Berkeley, whose Space Sciences Laboratory is managing the mission, were successfully deployed half an hour after launch.
Read more: NASA’s Escapade Mission May Finally Reveal How the Martian Atmosphere Works
Blue and Gold will loop around a point in space known as Lagrange-2. Later this month, they will do a quick flyby of Earth and then depart for Mars. The twin orbiters are expected to arrive at the Red Planet by November 2027.
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Disney Exec Says ESPN Outage on YouTube TV May ‘Go for a Little While’
YouTube TV subscribers will miss college football on ESPN, ABC and conference networks for the third weekend straight.
More than two weeks after YouTube TV customers lost access to Disney’s streaming channels — including ABC, ESPN and the ACC and SEC networks — there is no sign of progress in the negotiations between the two entertainment giants.
At Disney’s fourth quarter earnings call on Thursday, Walt Disney CFO Hugh Johnston didn’t offer specifics on the ongoing negotiations, instead noting that «in terms of our (financial) guidance, we built a hedge into that (the YouTube TV outage), with the expectation that these discussions could go for a little while.»
Disney CEO Bob Iger ended the call on a more positive note, saying, «While we’ve been working tirelessly to close this deal and restore our channels to the platform, it’s also imperative that we make sure that we agree to a deal that reflects the value that we deliver.»
The disagreement causing the ABC and ESPN outage stems from the «carriage fee» that YouTube TV pays Disney to broadcast its channels. Disney has faced similar negotiating standoffs with other broadcasters in recent years, including an earlier 2021 outage on YouTube TV that was resolved in two days.
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Disney says YouTube TV isn’t paying enough to stream its channels. YouTube TV, owned by Google, has the most subscribers among all internet TV providers, with over 9 million. Hulu, owned by Disney, is second with 4.3 million subscribers through its Hulu + Live TV offering.
«The deal that we have proposed is equal to or better than what other large distributors have already agreed to,» Iger also said Thursday.
While the two sides wrangle over the fees, they risk further losses. Nearly a quarter of YouTube TV subscribers (24%) have canceled or intend to cancel their subscription because the service «no longer delivers the core content they signed up for,» according to a survey cited by Variety.
Disney, meanwhile, is losing an estimated $30 million in revenue per week while its channels are unavailable on YouTube TV, according to a Morgan Stanley research note cited by Variety. That’s a significant chunk of change because each week Disney’s networks are dark on YouTube TV, Disney’s adjusted earnings per share drop by 2 cents, analysts say.
When will ESPN, ABC and other Disney channels return to YouTube TV?
Disney is no stranger to carriage fees feuds, and as with previous disputes, negotiations are under wraps, and how long it will continue is anyone’s guess. Disney’s contract conflict with Sling TV in 2022 lasted just two days, while the one with Spectrum/Charter in 2023 wasn’t resolved for 10 days.
Disney’s contract conflicts from previous years were mostly resolved in a week or two, but Google has considerably more bargaining power than those other platforms.
Thursday marked 14 days that Disney’s channels had been blacked out on YouTube TV — a day longer than the Disney outage on DirectTV last year. How much longer this outage will continue is unknown, but the Morgan Stanley analysts who pegged Disney’s weekly losses at $30 million sounded an optimistic note in predicting that the outage will be resolved later this week.
When a deal is reached between Disney and YouTube, the missing channels will return «in a matter of hours,» according to Variety.
What are Disney and YouTube TV saying about the dispute?
On Oct. 30, YouTube TV posted on X, «Members, when we renew our contracts with network partners, we advocate for fair pricing to offer you the best TV experience.»
«Google’s YouTube TV has chosen to deny its subscribers the content they value most by refusing to pay fair rates for our channels, including ESPN and ABC,» Disney said in a statement to CNBC.
In a memo to employees on Oct. 31 that was also reported by CNBC, Disney accused YouTube TV of deleting «previously recorded shows and events from their subscribers’ libraries.»
«YouTube TV and its owner, Google, are not interested in achieving a fair deal with us,» Disney Entertainment co-chairs Dana Walden and Alan Bergman and ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro said in the memo. «Instead, they want to use their power and extraordinary resources to eliminate competition and devalue the very content that helped them build their service.»
Disney is also asking its viewers to ask YouTube TV to bring back its broadcasting via the keepmynetworks.com site.
Which Disney channels were removed from YouTube TV?
Sports fans aren’t the only viewers left sidelined by the loss of Disney channels from YouTube TV. Here are all the channels that have been removed from the streaming service:
- ABC
- ABC News Live
- ACC Network
- Baby TV Español (Spanish Plan)
- Disney Channel
- Disney Junior
- Disney XD
- ESPN
- ESPN Deportes (Spanish Plan)
- ESPNews
- ESPNU
- ESPN2
- Freeform
- FX
- FXM
- FXX
- Localish
- Nat Geo
- Nat Geo Mundo (Spanish Plan)
- Nat Geo Wild
- SEC Network
How can YouTube TV subscribers watch football games during the Disney outage?
YouTube TV subscribers with an aerial TV antenna can still watch Monday Night Football and college football games on ABC if they live close enough to receive an over-the-air broadcast signal from a local ABC affiliate.
Other than that, the only real option for viewers who want to watch all of the college football and basketball games this weekend and Monday Night Football at home is to subscribe to another service that provides ABC and ESPN, including ESPN+, Sling TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo or DirecTV Stream.
Sling TV offers a $5 Day Pass that could be a good option for viewers who want to watch one specific game, as well as a $10 Weekend Pass that would give you college football and basketball games for both days.
For those looking to find football games at local establishments, this handy app can help you find places that are showing the games.
YouTube TV has given $20 bill credits to subscribers
YouTube TV had promised subscribers a $20 credit for the streaming service if the Disney channels outage continued for an extended period, and on Sunday, the streaming service announced the details of that credit.
Some YouTube subscribers receive the $20 credit automatically, and others need to claim it online. According to a YouTube spokesperson, subscribers who pay with Google Play billing or through their mobile service should receive the $20 credit automatically.
If you need to claim the $20 credit, you should have received an email from YouTube TV. To redeem your the credit, follow these steps:
- Log in to YouTube.com with a web browser
- Click or tap on your profile picture
- Click or tap Settings.
- You can also directly browse to the URL at https://tv.youtube.com/settings/service_updates.
- At the bottom of the menu on the left, select Updates.
- On the following screen, which explains the Disney channels outage, click or tap the blue button marked Claim Credit.
Emails from YouTube TV started going out Sunday night and several Reddit posters have already reported receiving the $20 credit. All of the credits for YouTube TV subscribers should be issued by Wednesday, Nov. 12, according to Variety.
The $20 credit will be applied to your next billing cycle.
We asked YouTube TV if additional billing credits would be offered to subscribers if the outage continues. A spokesperson replied, «This is a situation that is evolving, and we will let subscribers know of future additional credit offers. Our main priority is to reach an agreement that restores Disney’s content to YouTube TV.»
Correction, Nov. 5: An earlier version of this story failed to note that Sling TV day and weekend passes can be used to watch local ABC affiliates only in certain markets.
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