First there are the hardware: Roku, smart TV, Fire TV stick, Apple TV, whatever hardware you like out there, even just your laptop or PC with big monitor. There are some differences here and there but they are about the same. You don't get good program if you don't pay or watch a lot of commercials.
Then there's the services: Netflix is the best content wise but the most expensive, like $15 or so a month? Then there are a bunch of stuff like HBO Max, Disney+, Hulu, Crunchy Roll, and garbage that's free like Tubi, Vudu, Prime Video (some good content but they downstream me to 320x240, what sup with that).
You do get what you pay for and you should check their catalog out before you subscribe them, or you rotate between them every couple months so you can watch a lot then switch to something else. This is the best bang for the buck way to stream if you are not just watching garbage for free.
Then there's the services: Netflix is the best content wise but the most expensive, like $15 or so a month? Then there are a bunch of stuff like HBO Max, Disney+, Hulu, Crunchy Roll, and garbage that's free like Tubi, Vudu, Prime Video (some good content but they downstream me to 320x240, what sup with that).
You do get what you pay for and you should check their catalog out before you subscribe them, or you rotate between them every couple months so you can watch a lot then switch to something else. This is the best bang for the buck way to stream if you are not just watching garbage for free.