Fubo Offers Free Apple TV 4K: A Deal for Sports Fans? Plus, Apple TV 4K Update Rumors
Fubo is offering a compelling deal for new subscribers: a free Apple TV 4K streaming device. This offer is tied to a 12-month commitment to their Elite plan with Sports Plus. Meanwhile, rumors continue to swirl about a potential new Apple TV 4K model, leaving fans eagerly anticipating an update.
How to Get Your Free Apple TV 4K
As of September 9th, new Fubo subscribers can receive a free Apple TV 4K (a $129 value) by signing up for the Elite plan with Sports Plus and committing to a 12-month subscription. The plan costs $104.99 per month. This promotion essentially relies on your promise to maintain the subscription for a year.
The Apple TV 4K will be shipped after your first payment is processed, following a free trial period. Keeping the subscription for the full year guarantees you get to keep the device for free. However, if you cancel before the 12 months are up, you'll be charged the full retail price of the Apple TV 4K.
Eligible customers will see the offer during the sign-up process for the Elite plan and have the option to opt-in or opt-out. By opting in, you agree to maintain your Fubo subscription for a minimum of 12 months.
Fubo's Elite Plan with Sports Plus: What You Get
Fubo's Elite plan with Sports Plus boasts an impressive lineup: 318 live channels, ESPN Unlimited, and access to local NBA, NHL, and MLB games due to its extensive regional sports network (RSN) coverage. It also includes NFL RedZone, all in 4K resolution. While the plan is considered expensive, it provides comprehensive coverage for live sports streaming.
You can start with a free five-day trial, followed by a discounted first month at $74.99. After the first month, the regular monthly price of $104.99 applies.
Apple TV 4K Update: Where Is It?
Despite rumors, a new Apple TV 4K streamer was not announced at a recent Apple Event, disappointing many. The last update was three years ago, leading to questions about Apple's plans.
The current Apple TV 4K (2022) utilizes the same processor as the iPhone 13, making it potentially outdated, especially considering the push for Apple Intelligence across other devices. The lack of AI integration is a notable absence compared to competitors like Samsung and Google, who are incorporating AI features into their streaming devices.
While performance is acceptable, many are hoping for improvements in picture and sound quality in a future model. Reviewers have noted subtle improvements in the current generation compared to its predecessor, suggesting potential for further enhancement.
Looking Ahead
The current Apple TV 4K remains a top choice for streaming devices, the prospect of a more powerful streamer with enhanced picture and sound performance remains highly desired. When or if Apple will deliver such an update remains to be seen.
