WBRZ News Louisiana “Does It Really Work” Review

WBRZ News 2 Louisiana tested out the Rabbit TV device in a “Does It Really Work” review segment.  They used the help of a consumer to test out the device.  The tester set up his account quickly and in minutes it was up and running.  The tester was impressed by the price saying that you “can’t beat” $10 a year.  He was interested in all of the available channels and shows that he saw on the homepage.  At the end of the review, they gave Rabbit TV the ‘green light!” Check out the video of the review segment on the WBRZ website.com

Electronic Retailer Mag Feature

Electronic Retailer Magazine featured Rabbit TV in their May issue.  The article discusses the partnership between Telebrands and FreeCast to deliver this low-cost streaming service to retail.  This alternative to cable and satellite providers costs only $10 and can be purchased in places such as Walmart, Kmart, Bed Bath & Beyond, CVS and more.  Read the whole Rabbit TV feature now on Electronic Retailer Mag.com

Keep Up To Date With New Video Content

 

 

Want to know what’s new on Rabbit TV? Stay up to date on all the video content with Rabbit TV’s new web series.  Subscribe to the series to hear about the latest shows, movies and what will be coming up.  The series also features support videos for those who want to learn more about navigating the dashboard or connecting your Rabbit TV to your television to watch on the big screen.  Check out some of the videos and subscribe to stay in the know!

 

Online Video Content: Aereo or Rabbit TV

As consumers become more and more driven to internet television and video content, they are searching for new options of exploring this new domain.  There are many ways to access this type of content, and many companies are coming up with their own ways to bring it to the public.  While there are actual box options like Roku, others including Rabbit TV and Aereo allow users to access TV content easily from their laptops wherever they go.  Aereo is currently receiving recoil from larger networks for using their content without proper consent, but Rabbit TV customers are enjoying their easy access to the readily available free content across thousands of channels and networks.  The fact that Rabbit TV is in multiple retailers across the nation puts the idea of internet TV in front of many who may not have thought much about the subject before. This sets the stage for more and more awareness of the benefits of Rabbit TV to a wider audience. See the recent press release titled “While Aereo Grabs Headlines, Rabbit TV Grabs Audience” for the full story on these internet television providers. 

Greek Granny’s Review

The “Geek Granny’s Reviews” blog recently wrote a review on the Rabbit TV.  The author describes herself as a retiree who spends her time writing about computer tech information and doing product reviews on different gadgets. She also finds and publishes other tech reviews so that her readers are getting the full scope of these computer products.

The Geek Granny discussed the Rabbit TV USB and also added reviews from others.  She notes one woman who gave a great review on the internet TV device, saying that she loved the product and would get rid of her cable if she wasn’t still under contract.  The only negative drawback she saw was the size of the USB.  She found it to be a bit large and took up space for plugging in other devices on her laptop.  Overall, the Geek Granny was very happy with Rabbit TV, and for only $10, she recommends it to her readers.