Verizon and Google are teaming up for a deal that's sure to please cord cutters.
Through August 15, buy any Verizon smartphone (opens in new tab) on a Verizon Unlimited plan (opens in new tab) and you'll get a free month of YouTube TV (opens in new tab). Google's cable TV alternative normally costs $49.99 per month and they don't offer any free trials, so this deal saves you $49 and gives you a sneak peek at Google's service.
YouTube TV is designed for anyone looking to ditch their cable plan. It gives you access to more than 70 live channels, including local sports and news. You get unlimited DVR storage, six accounts for your household, and up to three people can stream simultaneously.
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(opens in new tab)You can watch YouTube TV on a computer, mobile device, Xbox One, Android TV, or Roku TV. Alternatively, you can also watch via any TV connected to a Chromecast, Apple TV, or Roku device. (You can find a full list of supported TVs and devices here).
Meanwhile, Verizon Unlimited (opens in new tab) plans start at $75/month for a single line. However, the more lines you add, the less you'll pay per line. For instance, a family of four can pay $40/line per month.
Just remember to cancel your YouTube TV subscription before your trial is over. Otherwise, you'll be charged $49.99 for subsequent months.
