Earlier this month, AT&T finally took the wraps off its long-teased skinny streaming bundle, called AT&T Watch. The service isn’t pretending to be a replacelment for cable: instead, it’s a collection of channels (mostly now owned by AT&T) for nearly the same price as your monthly Netflix subscription. Starting today, it’s available to some AT&T customers for free, or to the rest of us mortals for $15 a month.
The service is free for anyone who subscribes to one of AT&T’s brand-new unlimited data plans, which are confusingly called Unlimited &More and Unlimited &More Premium. Pricing for those is nearly the same as AT&T’s current unlimited plans: the cheaper Unlimited &More plan costs $70 per month for a single line, or $160 for four lines, while Unlimited &More Premium is $80 for one line, or $190 for four. Those plans are also now live, although the big catch is that the more expensive plan doesn’t come with free HBO any more.
- A&E
- AMC
- ANIMAL PLANET
- AUDIENCE
- BBC WORLD NEWS
- BBC AMERICA
- BOOMERANG
- CARTOON NETWORK
- CNN
- DISCOVERY
- FOOD NETWORK
- FYI
- HALLMARK
- HALLMARK MOVIES & MYSTERIES
- HGTV
- HISTORY
- HLN
- IFC
- ID
- LIFETIME
- LIFETIME MOVIES
- OWN
- SUNDANCE TV
- TBS
- TCM
- TLC
- TNT
- TRUTV
- VELOCITY
- VICELAND
- WE TV
Coming soon after launch:
- BET
- COMEDY CENTRAL
- MTV 2
- NICK TOONS
- TEEN NICK
- VH1
If you want to try out AT&T Watch, the service is offering a seven-day free trial.
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