02-01-2019, 09:17
If you don't own any of the supported devices, then you'll have to make a decision on which one you want to buy.
But if you do want buy a device, first ask yourself if you'll be buying a new TV soon. Most of the new TVs are "smart," which means they'll automatically connect to your Wi-Fi network and be able to stream Netflix and Hulu, plus content from a lot of other services. That way you don't have to have another "thing" in your TV cabinet — the TV can do it automatically.
Luckily, Hulu and Netflix (and especially Netflix) have been at the forefront of this move to online streaming of content, so they've made sure they are compatible with as wide a range of devices as possible.
All you have to do now is login to your account via whichever device you've chosen and — voila! — you're ready to go!
Hulu.com Account | Hulu.com Sign In | Hulu My Account
But if you do want buy a device, first ask yourself if you'll be buying a new TV soon. Most of the new TVs are "smart," which means they'll automatically connect to your Wi-Fi network and be able to stream Netflix and Hulu, plus content from a lot of other services. That way you don't have to have another "thing" in your TV cabinet — the TV can do it automatically.
Luckily, Hulu and Netflix (and especially Netflix) have been at the forefront of this move to online streaming of content, so they've made sure they are compatible with as wide a range of devices as possible.
All you have to do now is login to your account via whichever device you've chosen and — voila! — you're ready to go!
Hulu.com Account | Hulu.com Sign In | Hulu My Account