I have cut the cable and love the savings (about $75 a month). The leaf gives you local HD channels for local news and locally televised games. Sling gives you multiple packages for SEC Network, ESPN, etc. Sling costs me about $26 a month for all the sports channels that give me access to College Football.
Do have to pay double if you have two TV’s, triple for three, etc.? It is just my wife and me but there are many times where we watch different shows at the same time. Then there is a third TV in a guest room where we would like them to have access to normal TV viewing.
I don’t have Vue; just did a free trial while trying to figure out if I wanted to drop cable. But I’m pretty sure it allows you to access the same account from multiple devices simultaneously.
The info on Vue says up to 5 streams, so if you have multiple TV’s with multiple Roku or PS3/4 you should be able to have multiple streams. Of course this is subject to your bandwidth on your Internet connection.
We dropped sat service about 2 months ago & switched to Sling + over the air. We catch 14 channels over the air for $0.0/month. Sling is working out great for my sports including SEC network. I do miss the ability to record. I bought a separate tuner for over the air and can record 2 games at a time if they are on a major network.
This is an area of weakness right now in that there are various ways to stream content but very little info about each one and comparison info. I may have missed some report but I didn’t find one.
I don’t know how many TVs on which you can stream, but the rest sounds correct. You must have a somewhat high internet speed. We have the third out of four tiers with Cox and it typically streams uninterrupted.