Sling vs Netflix: which is better?

Summary

Comparaison Sling Orange + Blue Netflix
Price $60/month $6.99/month
Trial No No
Our rating 9/10 7/10
Number of channels 47
Parental controls Yes No
4K No Yes
Disney ChannelYesNo
ESPNYesNo
ESPN2YesNo
Fox Sports 1 (FS1)YesNo
HistoryYesNo
LifetimeYesNo
NBCYesNo
TNTYesNo

Popularity: Netflix is more popular than Sling Orange + Blue

Netflix has 209,000,000 subscribers whereas Sling Orange + Blue has 1,900,000 subscribers. This means that Netflix has 207,100,000 more subscribers than Sling Orange + Blue. That's a pretty big difference.

Price: Netflix is cheaper than Sling Orange + Blue

Netflix's costs $7 whereas Sling Orange + Blue costs $60. Getting Sling Orange + Blue instead of Netflix will set you back $53 more every month.

Why get Sling Orange + Blue?

Sling is a great option if you want to cut the cord but keep access to many channels. If you don't watch sports, you don't have to get the package for them.

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Why get Netflix?

High-quality original programming: With Netflix, you'll have access to their critically acclaimed Original shows, such as House of Cards and Orange is the New Black, as well as their big-budget docu-series like Making a Murderer, all of which you can't access on other streaming platforms.

User experience: The UI is pretty much perfect across the board. There are also perks like having different viewer profiles when sharing the account. Parental controls are also centralized.

Offline downloads on mobile: If you want to watch a movie or show on the go, Netflix gives you the option to download videos on your device for offline viewing.

The algorithm: Netflix has one of the smartest algorithms in the streaming landscape, so the personalized recommendations are usually on-point.

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Devices: Netflix is more widely available than Sling Orange + Blue

Netflix is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android Phones, Android TV, Apple TV, Changhong, Chromecast, Google TV Streamer, Haier, Hisense, iOS, LG TV, Nvidia SHIELD, Panasonic, Philips, PlayStation, Roku, Samsung, Samsung TV, Sharp, Skyworth, Sony, TiVo, Vestel, Vizio, Wii or Xbox.

Whereas Sling Orange + Blue is available on AirTV, Amazon Fire TV, Android Phones, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Cox, Google TV Streamer, iOS, iPhone, LG TV, Mi Box, Roku, Samsung TV, TiVo, Vizio, Windows 10, Windows 11, Xbox or Xbox One. That's 6 less devices than Netflix.

Trial: Sling Orange + Blue does not offer a trial

Sling Orange + Blue does not offer a free trial.

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Trial: Netflix does not offer a trial

Netflix does not offer a free trial.

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Sling Orange + Blue's specialty

The specialties of Sling Orange + Blue are: Baseball, Lifestyle, News, Science fiction, Soccer, Sports, True Crime.

Netflix's specialty

The specialties of Netflix are: Action, Anime, Family, Horror, International Shows, Language learning, Movies, Original series, Science fiction, True Crime, TV shows.

Sling Orange + Blue's accepted payment methods

Sling Orange + Blue accepts: Amazon Pay, Apple App Store, Apple Pay, credit card, debit card, Google Pay, Google Play Store, Mybundle.tv, Paypal, Retailer gift card, Roku Channel Store, Roku Payment Method (RPM).

Netflix's accepted payment methods

The payment methods that Netflix accepts are: credit card, debit card, Paypal, prepaid card, Retailer gift card, Satispay, Target gift card, Walmart gift card.

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