When you're choosing a device to stream Fubo, there are some key considerations. You'll gain access to the same channels (including ABC, NBC, FX, and Disney) no matter how you stream. However, that doesn't mean all devices are the same across the board. Some devices cost more than others and some are better for a grab and go lifestyle.

Here are some of the most popular Fubo compatible devices for common streaming.

If you already have a smartphone, the Fubo.tv/connect mobile apps are your best bet for value. They are free to download from the Apple App Store for Apple iPhone and the Google Play Store for Android. You already have everything you need for this streaming option -- except possibly a Fubo subscription. 

For Android devices, make sure your phone has Android OS 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher to access Fubo, while the iPhone app for Fubo requires an iPhone 5s or newer running at least iOS 11. 

If you like to watch your weekend Lifetime movie binge on your Smart TV at home but you don't want to miss the big game when you're traveling mid-week for work, a Google Chromecast dongle might be the best solution. Chromecast can be plugged into the HDMI port on any TV, even one in a hotel or at a friend's house, so long as you can connect to the local internet network. 

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Once the Chromecast dongle is connected to a TV, there are a few ways to start streaming. Older models require you to use a phone or tablet as your remote when you cast titles, while newer versions of Chromecast have a separate remote control that makes it easier to stream.