Dish s Sling TV Hikes Rates by $5 per Month, Expands DVR Storage
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Dish Network’s Sling TV is the latest virtual pay-TV provider to raise rates: The over-the-top service’s Sling Orange and Sling Blue base services are each increasing by $5 per month, to $35/month a 17% increase and Sling announced rate hikes for add-on packages.
Sling said prices for existing customers will not change until July 2021, if their existing subscriptions remain active. New customers can also subscribe to both Sling Orange and Sling Blue for $50 per month (which also is increasing $5 per month). The main differences between the two packages is that Sling Blue includes Fox and NBC networks, while Sling Orange includes Disney and ESPN channels.
SLING TV expands free DVR storage, updates pricing for new customers All SLING TV customers now receive 50 hours of free DVR storage; recording function available across all live-linear channels DVR Plus add-on now provides 200 hours of storage; price remains $5 per month Updated pricing for new customers to base services, Extras SLING Orange and SLING Blue customers to receive free preview of 4 Extras Deal through Feb. 15
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/
SLING TV, the best value in live streaming services, today expanded its DVR offerings to all existing and new subscribers. SLING TV also introduced new pricing for new customers across its SLING Blue and SLING Orange services and Extras.
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