I found I could get most of the same channels from my internet service. It is easier to access the programs than hunt and peck for each app, at least for me. If I had known before hand I would not have bought it.

I used my Rabbit for about 3 months before we got satellite TV. I don't know if the programs change or not from month to month, but I did get to see a bunch of old Mary Tyler Moore shows that I missed 2 or 3 decades ago. The Rabbit was worth the purchase price. I haven't used the Rabbit in recent months because I have a huge backlog of stored movies and Judge Judy episodes on our new satellite TV that I have to work through while I'm on my exercise bike. But I enjoyed having the Rabbit, and I'll probably use it again in the future. I know there are critics out there that say the shows are accessible without the Rabbit--ie., the Rabbit isn't necessary to view the shows--but you have to be able to find the shows before you can watch them, and the Rabbit could find them for me when I couldn't find them on my own.

So glad I bought this! The first thing I did on my laptop was search for Menace to Society and it popped right up! I watched the entire thing in HD and there were no commercials or editing. Honestly, I did not expect much out of this product, but I am very surprised by how good it is. You pay $10 for the entire year, and I would have paid $99 or more if I knew what I do now. I spent the last week in California on business with my company and I had plenty of great things to watch. Oh, I forgot to talk about the radio stations you can get with this as well. They are great.

This was an "add on" purchase and I wasn't expecting much. I haven't used it much, but I am pleasantly surprised at what I have already found. Looking forward to exploring more when the weather is bad and will update when possible.

I have been on the fence for years about ordering this little gadget. I have seen many reviews and decided to finally order it. First of all I have to say I am always pleased with Amazon especially as a Prime member with pricing and shipping. I inserted the usb fob into my laptop (running Windows 7) and it took me straight to the log in page. Very confusing but the help button at the top of the page did its job. I was able to do a live chat and also find tips on how/where to get my info to give the tech support. I was able to be walked through how to find my serial number and tech support via live chat got me to the correct registration page to get me going. This was the only real dilemma was the fact that the registration page should have automatically popped up after inserting the usb fob into my laptop after selecting start. Once I got logged in, the overall experience and feel of the site was nice. This service is a repository of live OTA television channel feeds and automatically launches into various cable channel sites that have full episodes. The movie selection is also pretty good. If you are trying to be frugal I suggest the following other services to subscribe to: hulu.com (free) for television shows and crackle.com (free) for movies. I subscribe to them and the following: huluplus.com ($8), amazon.com (prime) (annually $79), redboxinstant.com ($8), and Netflix.com ($8). This $8 purchase for rabbit tv is worth it and will help me reach my goal to lower my entertainment budget/costs and eliminate cable/satellites costs. Between all of these subscriptions combined with my internet provider - television/movies is only about $31/month. Another neat feature is that once you register - you can watch rabbit tv on any web-enabled device -- I have already tested it on my Kindle, television, and mobile phone.