ESPN+ Reviews

ESPN+ is generally good about hiding scores when I’m watching games later. I feel like these apps always find some little way to spoil things, and every now and then a headline gives away more than I’d like. But most of the time, the spoiler controls work fine and I can enjoy the replay without already knowing what happened.

I do like the sports selection on ESPN+, but using it with a screen reader has been... not great. Some buttons aren’t labeled clearly, and the captions either don’t show up sometimes or they’re out of sync. When it works, it’s fine, but when it doesn’t, it gets annoying really fast. If you rely on accessibility features, it’s just..

ESPN+ works fine most of the time, and once a game actually starts streaming, it’s usually okay. But finding the game I want can be a pain. The menus are messy, then I’m clicking around too much, then I still can’t find what I’m looking for. It also logs me out randomly sometimes, which gets old fast. It’s not awful, it’s just frustrating because the same little issues keep coming up over and over. The app really just needs to be cleaner and smoother.

I do like the sports ESPN+ has, but the device support has been such a headache. It usually works on my phone, but the app on my older smart TV is super laggy and sometimes won’t load at all. Casting is hit or miss too, which is really frustrating when I’ve planned to watch a game and then spend half the time messing with connections instead. For what I’m paying, it should just work on normal devices without turning my night into a tech support project.

I mostly use ESPN+ for random college games and the occasional UFC event, it’s become one of those subscriptions that fills in the gaps for me. When there’s nothing on regular TV, I can usually find something interesting to watch, and I like that it keeps me connected to teams and matchups I probably wouldn’t see otherwise. I’m giving it 4 stars because every now and then the game I actually want is either not included or blacked out, which can be frustrating. But overall, it’s still useful and worth having if you enjoy keeping up with sports beyond the big headline games

I canceled my ESPN+ subscription on ESPN+, and overall it was a smooth experience. It took me a little bit to find the right account page, but once I got there, the steps were clear and easy to follow. They asked me to confirm a couple of times, which was a little annoying, but not surprising. I’m grateful that the confirmation email came through right away, so I knew everything was taken care of. Giving 4 stars because it worked fine, I just wish the cancel button was a bit easier to find.

I keep trying to watch the replays and they just load way too late, like by the time it finally shows up I’ve already lost interest or moved on to something else, it’s frustrating because the whole point is being able to quickly go back and see what happened

The commentary is usually solid, which makes it easier to overlook some of the awkward camera cuts here and there. The production looks good overall, even if it occasionally feels like someone got a little too excited in the editing room

I got the bundle up and running quickly, which was a nice little win. No issues on my end, so I was feeling good about the whole thing.

I was disappointed with the library. It’s way smaller than I expected, and there are a lot of missing games mixed in with older stuff I’m not really interested in. I kept hoping it would improve, but it kind of feels like no one’s paying attention to what users actually want. At this point, paying every month just doesn’t feel worth it.

I signed up for ESPN+ a little while back, I think sometime around the end of last month or maybe early this month, and the charge was exactly what I expected. So far I haven’t seen any weird extra fees or surprise billing. The cancel or pause options were easy to find too, which I appreciated. Overall, happy with it

I paid for the UFC PPV through ESPN+ and then, when I actually tried to watch it, the app kept acting like I hadn’t bought it and was telling me to purchase it again. I double-checked because I thought maybe I clicked the wrong thing or maybe the payment didn’t go through, but no, I had already been charged. Then the app started freezing on top of that, so I was stuck going in circles instead of watching the fights. I reached out to support, but they really didn’t help much and it felt like I was just wasting more time explaining the same problem while the card was happening live. By the time anything sort of worked, I had missed most of the event. It’s just really frustrating when the PPV costs that much and the basic thing you paid for is being able to actually watch it.

Had to reset my password twice before it finally let me in. From the way it kept acting, I’m assuming the system was being extra picky that day. A bit frustrating, but I eventually got access.

It works okay for the most part, so I’m totally not letting the buffering during bigger games get to me. Most of the time it’s fine, but of course when the game actually gets intense, it’ll pause and load for a bit. Super relaxing. Anyway, it does the job, just not always as smoothly as I’d like.

I use it to stream my games live, it just works. No headaches, no messing around with settings forever, just fire it up and go. Solid if you want something simple and reliable.

I use espnplus.com mainly for watching live games, and for the most part it does the job fine. The picture is clear and it doesn’t give me too much trouble usually. Only thing is there’s kind of a delay, like maybe 20 or 30 seconds behind what the scores on my phone are showing. It’s not a massive problem or anything, but it gets annoying when friends text me about a play before I even see it happen. Overall still good and easy enough to use.

I mostly signed up for ESPN+ for UFC stuff and a few college games, and it’s been worth the money for me. I’ll open the app and there’s usually something on, even if it’s not always the huge matchups or anything.
The app can be a little slow somtimes, which is kinda annoying, but it hasn’t been bad enough to make me cancel. I defintely feel like I use it enough each month, so yeah, no real complaints from me.

Overall, I found the navigation clear and the search works fine most of the time. Every now and then the results feel a little messy, which seems like something that should be cleaned up if people are expected to rely on it. Still, it’s easy enough to use and didn’t really get in my way.

For starters I'm used to being disappointed about the lack of coverage and inability to see games even after they are played. But more often than not, now I'm unable to even log in so I'm disappointed before being able to be moreso. Not worth any bundle, just subscribe to something else.

I signed up for ESPN+ thinking it would feel like an upgrade, but the ads are driving me nuts. It seems like every time I sit down to watch something, another commercial break pops up, even though I’m already paying for the service. Some of the breaks feel longer than the actual coverage. What makes it more frustrating is that when you try to figure out who’s responsible or get a straight answer, nobody seems to take ownership of it. Maybe this works for some people, but I’m not paying every month just to feel like I’m watching regular TV with extra steps...