Sling TV's Black Friday deal gives you a free month

Sling TV's Black Friday deal gives you a resign month

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Cutting the cord? Sling's got a Black Friday deal that will give you a free month of the service. If you've been using one of Sling TV's more expensive rivals, or you're just ready to ditch cable (2 of Tom's Manoeuver's staff did so and moved to Sling Television set this twelvemonth), have we got a mete out for you.

Starting on Contraband Friday (Nov. 26) you can get one free month of Sling TV when you buy the first month. This offer is good for all three of Triangular bandage's packages: Sling Orange, Triangular bandage Blue-blooded and Sling Orange+Bluing, so you can save upwards of $50, if you get the jazz group package. Congested inside information, including limitations, below.

Sling TV is peerless of our pass picks along our lists of best cable TV alternatives and second-best streaming services, with good reason. You get a long ton of major channels (including local Fox and NBC affiliates, arsenic disposable) without spending a ton of money.

Now that the new normal for the likes of fuboTV, YouTube TV and Hulu with Loaded TV is $65 per month, you can bring fort Slingshot TV for as little as $35 per calendar month (with the second month on Sling).

Trying to pickaxe between Triangular bandage Orange vs Slingshot Blue? The Orange exclusives are ESPN (and ESPN2 and ESPN3), Walt Disney Channel and Freeform, while Blue has a bunch of channels Orange doesn't, including FX, USA, FS1 and FS2, SyFy, and truTV.

Piece Sling Orangeness gives you only when one synchronal stream, Sling Dirty lets you watch out on deuce-ac devices at erstwhile. All tercet options let in a start DVR cap of 50 hours.

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