Agreed. I'm in the same boat and have been a happy Vue subscriber for a couple years now. With regard to Vue being "far from the cheapest" I'd argue Sony offers

Agreed. I'm in the same boat and have been a happy Vue subscriber for a couple years now. With regard to Vue being "far from the cheapest" I'd argue Sony offers a far more compelling service for the money. Everyone else has janky "DVR" pricing. For example Hulu charges you for "enhanced" DVR which gives you 200 hours and adds in the capability to fast-forward. Really? We all know there's no such thing as cloud "DVR" so the hourly limit imposed is just a ridiculous upsell strategy for something every service is storing everything already and just playing it on demand. But Sony did it the right way. Unlimited DVR but you could only save a recorded program for a specific amount of time. And they don't upsell you into fast-forward or streaming on more than 2 devices simultaneously (I believe Sony allowed 5 which is way more than I need but also far more reasonable). I'm not the biggest fan of Sony but the service only had two outages I experienced. Anyway... RIP Sony Vue. Now I'm stuck finding another service that works well across a few different platforms again.