ESPN are an enormously popular sports network, so if any sports fan is going to sign up for a new streaming service like the up and coming Cue Streaming service, they’re going to want to know if ESPN is available on there.
Thankfully, it’s good news!
All the major ESPN channels are included in the Cue Streaming service:
- ESPN
- ESPN 2
- ESPN 3
- ESPN Deportes
- ESPN Longhorn Network
- ESPN News
- ESPN SEC Network
- ESPN SEC+
- ESPN U
- ACC Network
- ESPN+ 001 Cricket In Hindi
- ESPN+ 002 Cricket Australia
So bottom line is that, if you’re an ESPN fan, you’re covered if you switch to Cue Streaming.
Here’s a list of available channels that show up when you do a channel search on the entire Cue Streaming service:
What Other Sports Channels Are On Cue Streaming?
If you’re an avid sports fan though, it’s probably not just ESPN that you watch – there might be other sports networks you use as well.
Here’s some other major sports channels that are also on Cue Streaming:
- All NBC sports channels
- NBC Golf Channel
- All Fox sports channels
- beIN Sports
- DAZN Sport
- AT&T Sportsnet
- Barstool Sports
- Fight Network
- UFC Channel
- NFL Network
There are currently over 100 sports channels in total available on the service. See here for checking which channels are available on Cue Streaming (you can do this without logging in or signing up).
Getting Started With Cue Streaming
Getting set up with Cue Streaming is pretty easy. You just need a Firestick if you don’t already have one if you want to watch through a TV, plus an internet connection via a provider.
You then need to:
- Go to the Cue Streaming website
- Click Sign Up and fill in your details
- Pay your subscription ($59.99/month, no contract, no set up fees, cancel anytime).
- Run through some easy initial setup depending on your device (TV setup takes a few more steps but isn’t hard).
- You’re good to go, watching most or all of the channels you currently watch.
