Telemundo has something for everyone. FIFA soccer games, Miss Universo, and MasterChef Latino are just a few its programming highlights.
If you’re looking for ways to watch Telemundo live without cable, we break down your best options here.
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Which Streaming Services Offer Telemundo?
There are two ways to watch Telemundo without a TV provider:
- Subscribe to a streaming service
- Watch over-the-air TV
Whether or not you can watch Telemundo live over-the-air will depend on where you live. First, let’s cover the streaming options.
1. fuboTV
A terrific choice for Spanish-language stations is fuboTV. In addition to Telemundo, it’s base plan includes the following networks:
- beIN Sports Español, El Rey Network
- FOX Deportes, Galavision, NBC Universo
- TeleXitos, Unímas, Univision, Univision Deportes Network
Its channel lineup also offers a mix of the most popular channels. The one downside to fuboTV is that depending on where you live, you may not receive local channels.
Read more about fuboTV in our comprehensive review.
2. Hulu with Live TV
This popular streaming platform is just like cable, except it costs significantly less. Hulu Live provides immediate access to live content as well as Telemundo on demand content.
Plus, you’ll get all your local channels as well as popular networks like CNN, Disney, HGTV, TBS, and USA.
Learn all about this credible streaming service in our Hulu Live review.
3. DirecTV Stream
This streaming service’s guide makes it easy to find what you want to watch and its platform is relatively glitch-free. Pricing wise it’s a bit higher, depending on which channel package you select.
Formerly AT&T TV Now, its lowest end “Entertainment” plan includes Telemundo.
If you’re looking for more Spanish language channels, consider the ‘Español’ package as it includes other Spanish channels like:
- ESPN Deportes
- Univision
- Fox Deportes
- Cinelatino
- Discovery en Español
You can customize any package you choose with a Spanish language sports channel add-on for $5 per month and a Spanish language sports, news and more add-on for $15 per month.
Dive deeper into all this streaming service has to offer in our DirecTV Stream review.
4. YouTube TV
While YouTube is known for user generated content, it’s also a solid choice for cord cutters. It has just one channel package, which includes Telemundo along with many other popular channels.
It’s easy to watch YouTube TV on Chromecast, Roku, AppleTV, and many smart TVs.
Watch With an Antenna
An antenna is one of the cheapest ways to watch this popular Spanish language network, provided it is offered in your area over-the-air.
With an antenna, you can access local networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and PBS for free. Depending on your city, you could receive 30 or 40 channels.
*Missing out on your local networks? Read our guide on how to get FOX without cable here to learn how to get your local station.
Telemundo has affiliates in more than 30 states. If you live near a station, you will be able to watch Telemundo over-the-air on your TV without a cable or streaming service subscription.
Check this FCC website to see if it broadcasts live near you.
The Peacock streaming service also offers some content from Telemundo. Read our Peacock TV app review to learn more about the service.
Can I Watch Telemundo for Free?
Unfortunately, there’s no way to watch Telemundo online for free. You can take advantage of free trials, but there is no streaming service that offers it for free.
The most economical way to get the channel is with an antenna.
Can You Watch on Apple TV, Chromecast, Fire TV, or Roku?
Yes. You only need two things:
1. A subscription to a streaming service.
2. A smart TV, laptop, tablet, or other streaming device to watch it on.
Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, Chromecast, and Apple TV will all work.
Summary
If a fear of losing this station has kept you from cutting the cord, fear no longer.
For a fraction of the cost of the average cable contract, you can enjoy all your favorite novelas and sports. No contract. No fees. And, no hassle.
Which of the above streaming services have you tried? How much do you spend monthly for cable content? What’s your favorite cable channel you like to watch?
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