Disney+ launched today with a few initial problems and the basic Disney+ subscription costs $7 a month with a seven-day free trial. With the standard Disney+ subscription, you can stream Disney Classics, Pixar adventures, Marvel epics, Star Wars sagas, National Geographic explorations, and more. Sign up for the $13 monthly subscription bundle, however, and you can also access Hulu and ESPN+ content, a $5 monthly savings over subscribing to each service separately. (Note that the Hulu content includes ads — there’s currently no bundle with an ad-free version of Hulu). Follow these steps to get the bundle and start streaming all your favorite childhood movies.
The Disney+ subscription also includes a growing list of original movies and TV series produced specifically for the streaming channel. Like Netflix and Amazon Prime, the original content will likely draw subscribers to the service on their own. New content available at the Disney+ launch includes The Mandalorian, High School Musical, Lady and the Tramp, Noelle, National Geographic’s The World According to Jeff Goldblum, and Marvel’s Hero Project.
The basic Hulu plan included with the Disney+ bundle provides full seasons of television series, movies, Hulu Originals, and more. ESPN+ adds thousands of live sports events from MLB, NHL, MLS, FA Cup, UFC Fight Nights, PPV events, Grand Slam tennis and college football, basketball, and lacrosse. ESPN+ also streams original sports-related series and the service’s 30 for 30 library of sports documentaries.
You can stream Disney+ content on four devices simultaneously, plus you can download titles to view later. You can watch Disney+ content on a wide range of devices, including smart TVs, computers, smartphones, tablets, and PlayStation 4 and Xbox One game consoles. If your device runs Windows PC, macOS, Chrome OS, iOS, Apple tvOS, or Android, you’re set to go. Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, LG and Samsung TVs, and Roku can also access Disney+ streaming content. According to Newsweek, Disney+ bundle subscribers can watch Hulu on one device at a time and ESPN+ content on two devices simultaneously.
Purchased separately, subscriptions to Disney+ are $7 a month, Hulu $6 a month, and ESPN $5 a month for a total of $18. With the Disney+ bundle, the price is just $13 each month. Current Hulu subscribers will have to pay the $13 each month to Disney, and Disney will refund their $6 monthly Hulu fee. If you and your family want to dig into the Disney+ video treasure chest and watch Hulu series and ESPN+ live sports events, this deal is an excellent opportunity to save.
Best Bose headphone deals: Save on QuietComfort 45 and Earbuds II
Bose has long been one of the best headphone brands in the audio industry. It makes some of the best headphones you’ll come across, and as such, it can often be difficult to find a deal on a set of Bose headphones. There are some Bose headphone deals to choose from right now, however, with both over-ear and in-ear models seeing a discount. Whether for your home theater, your work day music selections, or your evening workout, we’ve tracked down the best Bose headphone deals you can find taking place right now.
Today’s best Bose headphone deals
Today you’ll find a discount on the Bose QuietComfort 45 headphones, which are incredibly popular all-around choice. They compare well with many of the best wireless headphones, and they’re currently seeing a $50 discount and a sale price of $279. You’ll also find the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II discounted right now. This in-ear option is seeing a $50 discount as well, bringing its price down from $299 to just $249. Whichever model you prefer, each offers amazing sound quality and amazing savings with this deals.
When is the best time to shop Bose headphone deals?
There’s generally no better time than the holidays to land a great deal, with sales events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday often offering the largest discounts of the year. Prime Day is another great opportunity to land a deal, though the July event has now come and gone. That leaves us currently sandwiched between major shopping opportunities, and with a good amount of time before the next event arrives.
Best Paramount Plus deals: Get your first month free
Paramount Plus may be smaller than other streaming services but it's still one that's worth checking out. It's the home of many big franchises like Star Trek and South Park, as well as movies such as the Scream franchise and Top Gun Maverick. There are also original shows like Yellowstone to captivate your interest. With a growing library made up of content from CBS, Comedy Central, BET, Nickelodeon and Nick Jr, now is a great time to sign up. But who wants to pay right from the start? That's why we've taken a look at the best Paramount Plus deals available today. While the T-Mobile offer providing it for subscribers for a whole year for free is over, there are still ways to enjoy a month entirely for free. Here's what you need to know.
How to sign up to Paramount Plus for free for a month
Generally, Paramount Plus releases codes on a regular basis to entice you into signing up to watch a particular new show. Such promotions have been seen for the new season of Fatal Attraction and right now, you can enjoy a month free thanks to the new season of Joe Pickett. It's smart to see what's new on Paramount Plus to see if now is a good time to sign up for that free month.
Right now, all you need to do is enter the code PICKETT when signing up on the Paramount Plus website. By doing so, the standard seven-day free trial converts to a full month so you have plenty more time to check out what Paramount Plus has to offer.
Best back-to-school TV deals: Get a 50-inch 4K TV for under $200
There are some extra special TV deals around right now thanks to the back-to-school sales that are unfolding. With plenty of deep discounts around, whether you're looking for the cheapest TV possible or a high-end investment for your living room, we've got something for you here. Read on while we take you through the best back-to-school TV deals around today.
Toshiba 32-inch HD TV -- $110, was $160
If you don't feel 4K is necessary for your situation or you're just trying to keep costs down, consider the Toshiba 32-inch HD TV. It's cheap and functional. It has a traditional HD resolution but it also adds on Fire TV built-in to the TV so you can easily check out all your favorite streaming channels and apps. There's Alexa support too so you can use the voice remote to issue commands rather than typing anything in. There's also Motion Rate 120 technology to keep scrolling nice and smooth.
