We have been sharing different solutions for watching free TV in recent weeks, including dedicated sites and IPTV apps. But we also recognize that it is not entirely comfortable to jump from one link to the next, so today at NeoTeo we decided to concentrate the main offers in a single list. If you are thinking about cutting the cord or want something different from local audiovisual signals, this will be useful.
Pluto TV
Pluto TV is a personal favorite, and one of the most popular options to watch free TV on the Internet. With dozens of categories a click away, a constantly growing catalog, specialized streams, and on demand movies, Pluto TV is a must-visit.
Rlaxx TV
We have been following the evolution of Rlaxx TV for over a year, and although it still hasn't left its beta profile, its catalog has grown enough to earn a place in this space. Rlaxx TV also works great with Smart TVs and other similar devices.
Photocall TV
Do you want to move away from predefined catalogs and explore the DTT offer more closely? In that case, the best way to do it without installing anything on your computer is by visiting Photocall.TV. We are talking about hundreds of signals at your disposal, and the site includes a whole section dedicated to radio.
Runtime TV
Back to streaming services, we recently talked about Runtime TV, one of the most serious competitors to Pluto TV. A solid interface, a good selection of movies, and more effective bitrate control allow it to stand strong, even with a smaller number of signals.
Distro TV
The first time we talked about Distro TV we mentioned the need to expand its catalog, but that doesn't make the platform a bad option. On the contrary, its availability of movies, series, and content from other networks will keep you busy for a good while.
Tivify
If you are in Spanish territory, then you should get close to Tivify, another alternative to watch free TV with more than 80 DTT channels, and the possibility of recording certain broadcasts. Its premium subscriptions are still interesting, and they are also relatively affordable.
TDTChannels
As its name suggests, TDTChannels concentrates all its resources on free DTT, and online radio signals. Its collaborative and open source profile means that anyone can access its lists via GitHub, play signals on the official site, and why not, download the mobile apps.
Bonus track: MiTeleOnline and TV Online
No matter how much they work as general indices, I think it would be a mistake not to mention MiTeleOnline and TV Online, or worse, leave them out of this list. On one hand, MiTeleOnline offers a large number of links to free series online, and on the other, TV Online does a similar job focusing on Spanish DTT.
