Amazon fire stick?

I have two Fire Sticks, but just replaced them with Roku because Fire Sticks are not compatible with Spectrum (our ISP)

This is not true

I just installed the Firestick and am pleased with it. As other's have commented you need a very good wireless signal. Even a good signal may be insufficient. The RV parks we stay at have given us good advice as to whether it will work on not. Once logged in we can access channels using our DISH account.

I am planning on getting the DISH tailgate package for when I am out of wireless range.

Thank you for the info!

Thanks for the info.

Ron W.

rjsurfer wrote:

JJnLilly wrote:
We, too, have used my Fire Sticks with Spectrum and our Mobley with no issues.

What is Mobley? I did a Google search and nothing came up. I did hear the techs installing our Fibre mention it but didnt pay any attention.

Ron W

The Mobley is an AT&T connected car device that has a $20 unlimited data plan. However, that plan is no longer available. It was grandfathered quite a while ago.

JJnLilly wrote:
We, too, have used my Fire Sticks with Spectrum and our Mobley with no issues.

What is Mobley? I did a Google search and nothing came up. I did hear the techs installing our Fibre mention it but didnt pay any attention.

Ron W

We, too, have used my Fire Sticks with Spectrum and our Mobley with no issues.

Ive never heard of such a thing, I've used the firestick with spectrum and it worked fine, I have also used mine with an att mobley, worked great and also with my mobile hotspot on my verizon phone and it worked fine too.

trb46 wrote:
I have two Fire Sticks, but just replaced them with Roku because Fire Sticks are not compatible with Spectrum (our ISP). As mentioned above, good WiFi is required. The Roku Channel has a ton of free movies and programs, as does Amazon Prime.

How can you tell that the Firestick is not compatible with Spectrum or any other specific ISP?