DirecTV Stream starts at $69.99 per month for 65+ channels. You can stream this service on an unlimited number of in-home devices at once for no additional charge, so you may want to explore what devices it works with.
Additionally, you can use our channel guide for DirecTV Stream on most devices. As long as you have access to a web browser, you can view the current and upcoming live stream schedules for DirecTV Stream channels, even without a subscription, without loading your DirecTV Stream app, or while you watch DirecTV Stream on another device.
Here’s a complete list of DirecTV Stream’s supported devices.
What Devices Work with DirecTV Stream?
You can use the DirecTV Stream with all of the following devices:
- TV streaming media players: Apple TV 4K, Amazon Fire TV (Stick and Cube), Chromecast, Roku, and DirecTV Stream DeviceÂ
- Smart TVs: Samsung TV, Android TV, Roku TV, Mi TV, Amazon Fire TV Edition smart TV, and Chromecast Built-in TV
- Mobile devices and tablets: Android, iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch), and Amazon Fire (tablets)
- Desktop browsers: Chrome, Safari, and Microsoft Edge
Can I Use DirecTV Stream on Other Devices?
DirecTV Stream is mostly limited to the devices listed above or on its websites. However, you may be able to get it working on older operating systems or software versions, or on other web browsers beyond Chrome and Safari. Note, however, that attempting to operate the software on unrecommended devices may result in poor or limited performance.
Why Use DirecTV Stream?
DirecTV Stream has a rather large, but somewhat expensive streaming package. Starting at $69.99 per month for 65 channels, it’s not exactly budget-friendly. However, you’ll get an unlimited number of simultaneous streams for in-home devices, and up to 3 concurrent streams for out-of-home devices. The service also allows you to record from up to 3 different channels at once to your unlimited-storage-capacity cloud DVR (recordings expire after 90 days).
DirecTV Stream offers a 7-day free trial to new subscribers. Â
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