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Question: Does this really give you 200 channels for free?
Document: Life is too short to waste it wading through garbage.Right off the bat, Rabbit TV doesn't give you ANYTHING, everything that it offers is already available to anyone who has the internet. Its just a ploy to take your money. But what really gets me is the WASTE OF TIME that Rabbit TV really is.Rabbit TV is billed as something you hook up to your computer to get lots of free channels and radio stations.
Do you really think this $10 device can provide you with free cable on your computer? Give me a break. A buddy of mine b*tched about the fact that his wouldn't show him live TV. Like he wanted to flip through channels on his computer just like he would on the television. That's not what this is for. You can find recent shows, movies, etc., but not right when they are on. That's why you pay hundreds of dollars a month for cable.
This thing's a bit of a scam. What you're getting here is NOT a TV tuner. It doesn't give you &#34;free TV channels&#34; at all. What it gives you is a cheaply-made SUB flash drive with a bunch of links to streaming video services and networks already on the Internet. Many are not free. If you have any skill with a web search engine (Google, Bing, etc.)
Why would those channels give that away for free online? They'd lose way too much money that way!3 Yes, you need an internet connection to use Rabbit TV. How else would it pull up shows for you? That's like saying you need the internet to shop online. Uh, duh! If you don't have an internet connection, go to a library or IHOP and bum internet off them. Not that hard.The truth is that R abbit TV isn't for people who barely watch TV.
Most people may get Rabbit TV for the TV channels, but I mainly use it for movies. I don't always get a chance to stop by Redbox on the way home from work, and movies on demand are so expensive! When I saw that I could access movies with Rabbit TV, I thought I would give it a try. It is worth every penny!I usually watch movies for free with Rabbit TV, but there are times when I'll splurge for a premium movie at $1.99.
Pro - It's small, plugs in via USB into any Mac or PC, has access to thousands of channels, easy & convenient to use, inexpensive, works as advertisedCon - poor quality picture, most shows are not up to date, shows are found for free online with a little searching, requires a physical broadband connection (doesn't work well over wireless connections), very low end entertainment valueOverall, not worth getting. The device isn't even really required.
I have to stay in a hotel a lot for work, but the hotel they put me in has really basic cable &#8211; like 13 channels basic. I used to bring a DVD player and some movies with me, but that got to be too much of a hassle to lug back and forth. I now watch movies through Rabbit TV, both the free ones and the premium ones that cost a couple bucks. So much easier than bring movie after movie in my bags!
ok so I bought this thinking well even if it only gives me the basic channels its still pretty good. WRONG does not give you any chennels just takes you to already existing sites. seriously if I want to watch something that is already out there I got my netflix my hulu whitch 90 percent of the certeria on the rabbit site takes you to hulu anyhow in all its a peice of junk
I bought my on sell at Walgreens for $10. What a disappointmentI've tried it a few times, but now don't even plug it in anymore.I have internet but no TV. I already use Hulu, TV.com, Crackle, YouTube.I subscribe to Amazon Prime. (It's worth the money) I also have a ROKU internet device on my TV.I thought that Rabbit TV would give me lots of channels to watch, but what a JOKE.
I had hoped that the Rabbit would give me a few channels, at least. However, when I plugged it in all I got was a mish-mash of TV channels which I could not settle on. The channels just kept flashing by and I got no major networks--I could not even get it to bring in the strange channels it offered. I live in a remote area, surrounded by the Siskiyou mountains, so it may not be the Rabbit's fault that the reception was so poor.
Answer: No- this is a scam.And it's not free - this is a pathetic joke- please don't waste your money. I promise YOU WILL BE MAD IF YOU BUY THIS. I've done my good deed for the day.