Just when you thought the market for live streaming cable TV replacement services was full, TMobile has decided to enter the game. Dubbed “TVision,” TMobile’s new streaming services are aimed at cord cutters who are looking for flexibility in their live TV bundles. Below we’ll go into detail on the TMobile TVision channels list and packages.
TMobile TVision Channels List an Packages Overview
TMobile is set to offer multiple TVision packages to provide customers with as much flexibility as possible. Live bundles start at as little as $10 a month and go up to as much as $50 a month. TVision Channels is a suite of add-on premium channels that start at $5.99 per month. Let’s take a look at each package and go into detail on the TMobile TVision channels lists.
TVision Live
Cost: $40/month
Number of Channels: 30+
Streams: up to three
Focus: live sports, news, local TV
TVision Live is a fairly basic bundle that includes channels you need for live sports, news, and local television. The channel list includes ABC, FOX, NBC, and Telemundo in many markets, but does not include CBS, CW, PBS, or Univision.
The following channels are included in the TVision Live package for $40 per month: 30+ channels — ABC, ABC News Live, Bravo, CNBC, Cartoon Network/Adult Swim, CNN, Cozi TV, Disney Channel, Disney Jr., Disney XD, E!, ESPN, ESPN2, Fox, Fox Business Network, Fox News Channel, Freeform, FS1, FS2, FX, FXX, HLN, MSNBC, National Geographic, NBC*, NBC News Now, NBC Sports Network, Oxygen, Syfy, TBS, Telemundo, TNT, truTV, and USA.
TVision Live Plus
Cost: $50/month
Number of Channels: 40+
Streams: up to three
Focus: live sports, news, local TV
TVision Live Plus builds on the TVision Live package by offering all the same channels plus some-10 more for $10 more a month. The additional channels with Live Plus include: ACC Network, Big Ten Network, ESPNews, ESPNU, ESPN College Extra, FXM, Longhorn Network, NatGeo Wild, NBC regional sports networks, NECN, NFL Network, Olympic Channel, SEC Network, SNY, TCM, and Golf Channel.
TVision Live Zone
Cost: $60/month
Number of Channels: 50+
Streams: up to three
Focus: live sports, news, local TV
The largest TVision package, TVision Live Zone, features 50+ channels for $60 a month. This includes all the channels from the previous packages, along with the following: Boomerang, CNBC World, ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes, NFL RedZone, Universal Kids, Universo, and MavTV.
TVision Vibe
Cost: $10/month
Number of Channels: 30
Streams: up to two
Focus: entertainment and lifestyle channels
TVision Vibe is built for the person who wants live TV, but doesn’t care about news or sports. At a mere $10 a month for 30 channels, TVision Vibe is one of the cheapest live services and best values on the market. It can be best compared to Philo.
TMobile TVision Vibe channels include: AMC, Animal Planet, BBC America, BBC World News, BET, BET Her, CMT, Comedy Central, Discovery, DIY, Food Network, HGTV, Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Hallmark Drama, IFC, ID, Motortrend, MTV, MTV Classic, MTV2, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., Nicktoons, OWN, Paramount Network, Sundance, Teen Nick, TLC, Travel Channel, TV Land, and WEtv.
What About the TVision Channels Package?
TVision Channels is a set of a la carte options. These options include the following premium channels:
- Epix – $5.99/month
- Showtime – $10.99/month
- Starz – $8.99/month
TMobile TVision Details
What exactly is TVision? It’s a live streaming service offered by TMobile to its customers beginning November 1, 2020. The service will be available initially on Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, iOS, and Android. It will offer DVR space and multiple streams for customers. The service will eventually be available to everyone.
Packages and Channels from Other Streaming Services
Want to compare channels lists from other streaming services? Check out our guides below:
- fuboTV channels list (or see fuboTV local channels)
- Hulu Live channels list (or see Hulu Live local channels)
- Sling TV channels list (or see Sling TV local channels)
- Vidgo channels list
- Philo channels list
- AT&T TV NOW channels list
