Sling TV, the popular streaming service known for its budget-friendly live TV options, today announced a major upgrade to its DVR service. Subscribers can now enjoy unlimited DVR storage for only $5 per month, eliminating recording capacity restrictions and offering even greater flexibility and control over their viewing experience. This was first leaked and spotted by Cord Cutters News about a week ago thanks to our readers. Now though Sling TV has made the unlimited DVR official.
This move comes as a significant enhancement to Sling’s existing DVR offerings. While all Sling TV customers currently receive 50 hours of free DVR storage, the new “Unlimited DVR” add-on allows viewers to record as much content as they desire without worrying about hitting storage limits.
With Unlimited DVR, Sling TV subscribers can:
- Record an unlimited number of shows simultaneously: No more conflicts or tough choices – record everything you want, whenever you want.
- Keep recordings for 9 months: Enjoy ample time to catch up on your favorite programs.
- Fast-forward through commercials: Save time and skip the ads with ease.
- Access recordings from any device: Watch your recorded content anytime, anywhere in the U.S. on any Sling TV supported device.
This upgrade positions Sling TV as a strong competitor in the increasingly crowded streaming market. By offering unlimited DVR storage at such a competitive price, Sling provides a compelling alternative to traditional cable and other streaming services with limited DVR capabilities or higher costs.
You can learn more about the Unlimited DVR option on Sling TV’s website here.
To upgrade to Unlimited DVR:
- Online: Log in to sling.com/my-account, click “Edit Subscription,” scroll down to “DVR options,” and click “Upgrade.”
- In-app: Open the Sling TV app, click on the Unlimited DVR upgrade banner on the RECORDINGS page, and click the “Add for $5/month” button.
With this new offering, Sling TV continues to innovate and provide viewers with a customizable and affordable way to enjoy their favorite television programming.