Luckily, streaming video is a simple affair with most devices. Follow these steps to watch content on a streaming service.

• Pick a streaming device. We list common streaming devices below, one or more of which you may already own. Before you buy a new device, check our list to see if you have something that will work.
• Make sure your streaming device is compatible with the streaming service you want. If you already have a device (such as a smart TV), you may want to pick a service that will work with it so you don't have to buy new equipment.
• Download the streaming service app. Unless you're using a computer web browser to watch streaming service content, you'll need the streaming service app to access its library and watch videos. Usually, the quickest way to get the app is to go to your device's app store. Some streaming services also post information on their websites about how to get the app for your type of device.
• Test your broadband and Wi-Fi speeds: Make sure your internet is fast enough to handle video streaming. One option to test your download speed is to use Netflix’s Fast.com website. Download speeds of 25 Mbps (megabits per second) are the minimum for broadband internet and should allow you to stream HD video from two TVs, according to Pegoraro.

Tips to Cut the Cord
Below are a few pointers to break away from cable TV and switch to a streaming service.
1. Decide what you want to watch. This is the most important step to make sure you will be satisfied with your new service. Before cord-cutting, decide what's on your must-watch list, which may include specific TV shows, channels, and original programming. “What's nice to have? What are channels that you don't have with your current TV provider that you might want to get?” Pegoraro tells consumers to ask themselves. “Put together that list of things that you need, and then you can plug in your ZIP code to each of these streaming services and see what's available.” Keep in mind, content libraries change frequently as licenses expire, original programming is pulled, or content moves to a different streaming service.
2. Determine what equipment you have and what you’ll need. If you already have a streaming device – either a USB stick, a streaming box, or a smart TV – make sure the services you want to use are compatible.
3. Cancel your current cable service. You’ll likely need to call or go online to cancel your current cable TV service. Don’t forget to return any equipment, such as set-top boxes, that you're renting from the cable provider.
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