DISH Network vs. DIRECTV - Latest Comments

Re: Things To Consider When Choosing A Satellite TV Provider

GeorgeneZerklec1151 — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 16:43:25 -0000

Thanks for the info. Maybe it would be really helpful if you drew up some of the better satellite service providers and compared some of the offers out there in a blog in the future?

Re: Things To Consider When Choosing A Satellite TV Provider

GeorgeneZerklec1151 — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 16:42:44 -0000

Thanks for the info. Maybe it would be really helpful if you drew up some of the better satellite service providers and compared some of the offers out there in a blog in the future?

Re: The Similarities and Differences between DISH Network and DIRECTV

JAMES SMITH — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 09:26:14 -0000

You can call Direct TV and change your address to allow you to get local-into-local programming. I do this whenever we move so I can watch local news/weather. I have DNS for both east and west, but I like to get the local channels as well.
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Re: Conversation With a Satellite Installer

eriksuperman — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 09:08:49 -0000

Right,
not to mention the fact that the latest DVR release from DISH FAR SURPASSES
anything offered by DirecTV. I got the Hopper after I switched form DTV
to DISH, and I LOVE being able to record up to 6 live HD programs at once.
With 2,000 hours, the Hopper has 5 times the recording space of the HR34;
it also lets me set Prime Time recordings to play without commercials. A
few DISH coworkers and I live together, and when we got the Hopper it was a
huge improvement in the way we watch and enjoy TV

Re: DISH Network Introduces Whole Home DVR with Hopper & Joey

Dustin Davis — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 19:08:39 -0000

The main reason I have DIRECTV right now is because of the whole home DVR. My contract ends this year. It's very tempting to switch with announcement of this new equipment!

Re: DISH Network Introduces Whole Home DVR with Hopper & Joey

Adam — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 18:59:40 -0000

Thanks for all of the great info on the new DVR. I can’t
wait until I can upgrade to this new setup. The 2 terabyte hard drive is huge.
It would take me a long time to record 250 hours of HD content, especially because
the new Primetime Anytime feature doesn’t impact my recording space! Another
big feature I am excited about is the redesigned GUI. That beefy processor really
shines. I am lucky in that I am employed at DISH and my position granted me a
little sneak preview. In the few precious moments I spent with the Hopper and
Joey I was very impressed by the refinement and speed of the new menus and
program guide. They even included network logos so finding your favorite
channel is even easier. Even with those big features I found that they paid
attention to some smaller refinements that really set it apart. Each Joey and
Hopper features a remote locator button eliminating the inevitable, aggravating
search for the remote. I already have a Sling Adapter. Once I get a Hopper it
will be like having my own personal cloud to stream all of my live channels
plus all that DVR content I will be stock piling!

Re: Watch YouTube on Your DIRECTV Equipment

wiolwaker — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 03:43:39 -0000

Its true that we can enjoy youtube and other videos direct on our TV through internet connection. It could be fun to enjoy youtube on TV.
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Re: DIRECTV vs DISH Network — Who has a better DVR?

NathanielRichmond — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 13:25:44 -0000

DIRECTV’s whole home DVR is not worth the money you
have to pay $99 for each receiver you need for your whole home DVR and if you
have a big house and family like me you'll need at least 6 rooms that cost me
$396! I know your think wow you actually paid that well since I was already in
a contract I had no choice and unless I wanted to pay a lot more, but once I
got DISH Network things started to look up I got three HD receivers for free
and HD free for life that DIRECTV did not offer me. I recently found out from a
co-worker at DISH that DISH carries some Networks in HD that DIRECTV could not
offer me like G4, Style, E!, tru TV, and Investigation Discovery. Check out this link www.BestTVForMe.com.

Re: Old TVs & Weather Q&A

Rupert — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 09:52:46 -0000

I have to say this is a great time to be a DISH customer, especially if you are looking into HD. DISH was the first and only company to provide for than 200 national HD channels. They also offer the HD Free For Life Promotion to qualified customers as part of all their basic level programming packages (top120 and above) while Direct only offers HD Free on their upper and top tiered programming packages.

Re: Free HD For Life

Guest — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 21:47:12 -0000

Wow, you mean if I was a current Directv subscriber, I could get HD free for two years? But new customers get it for life? That is the thing with Directv, they got loyalty all wrong. I work at DISH network, and at DISH out current subscribers are as important as our new customers, why our HD free for life package is available to all customers for life.