How to Make the Move to Streaming with Cox

Whether you’re a current Cox customer, or recently moved into an area that offers Cox’s services, you may be wondering if you could save money by shifting to streaming only with Cox. With the plethora of streaming service options, you know that there isn’t a one-size-fit-all solution for streaming that will offer the same benefits and savings for everyone. That’s why we’ve put together this guide showcasing Cox’s internet-only packages, as well as bundles, to help you understand the costs associated and to help you make the decision on whether streaming with Cox is right for you.

Pros of Staying Plugged In with Cox

While the list of personal pros and cons of Cox Bundles vs. Streaming Only with Cox will vary from person to person, there are some key advantages to staying connected.

Lower Internet Bandwidth Requirements

With more devices connected to your home internet than ever, we know that bandwidth is important to the performance of your streaming services. If you’re shifting to streaming only, that increased traffic could result in choppy or unreliable streams. One main benefit of staying “plugged in” is never having to worry about missing your favorite show or the big game because of bandwidth or connectivity issues.

Easy Access to Local News and Sports

There’s no doubt about it, traditional cable subscriptions are the best and easiest way to stay connected to your local news and your favorite sports channels. If you can’t go without waking up to your local news programming, consider sticking with your Cox bundle. If you’re looking to pick and choose your sports channels to track your favorite teams, it may end up costing extra to get everything you need.

All Your Entertainment in One Place

Moving to streaming only can create a divided viewing experience with channels separated across various streaming or on-demand content providers. If you’re a channel surfer, or if you love the traditional guide view, consider sticking with your Cox bundle.

Cox Internet Packages

While staying connected does have its benefits, Cox offers a wide range of internet-only packages that are perfect for cutting the cord. So, if you think you’re overpaying for channels that you don’t watch, check out these internet packages to see which can save you the most money!

Cox Internet Starter 10 – 10 Mbps

This base package is ideal for up to 3 devices and basic web surfing, checking emails, and social networking. This package wouldn’t be ideal for cutting the cord and high-quality streaming.

Cox Internet Essential 50 – 50 Mbps

This offering can work with up to 5 devices and moderate web activity. Cutting the cord is possible with this package, however, it may not support HD streaming.

Cox Internet Preferred 150 – 150 Mbps

Cox’s preferred package is perfect to start for cord cutters with enough bandwidth to support HD streaming along with 7 devices, light gaming, working from home, and virtual learning.

Cox Internet Ultimate 500 – 500 Mbps

The ultimate package is a beast that would allow for multiple devices to stream HD quality Television. This package is perfect for the whole family with bandwidth to support up to 9 devices, multiplayer gaming, working from home, and virtual learning.

Cox Gigablast – 940 Mbps

This is the premier package from Cox with unlimited devices, seamless 8k streaming, and ultra-connected homes.

Cox Cable and Internet Bundles

If you’ve read this and determined that cutting the cord didn’t align with your entertainment or financial goals, then consider one of Cox’s cable bundles. Cox has nine different bundle package options ranging from $61.99/month to $151.48/month. In addition to those internet packages outlined about, Cox cable packages includes TV options with up to 250+ channels. Cox also offers the option to custom build your own cable bundle that fits your needs perfectly.

How to Cancel Cox Service

To cancel your Cox services, you must first call the customer service line at 1-844-723-7143. If you’re cancelling before the end of your current contract, you may be responsible for early termination or cancellation fees, as well as charges associated with uninstalling and removal of equipment. To avoid these, plan ahead and prepare to return your equipment in a timely fashion.