This, I drag two other TV's from the rest of the house to one place every march madness. I have YTTV and rokus on every TV, works just fine.

Basic YouTubeTV can stream up to 3 devices at the same time (maybe 4). There is a higher option that gets you more.

If you have multiple TVs in the same room the best thing to keep in mind is to get different types (of both the TV and streaming device) since the remote for one will work on them all if they are the same - becomes a pain in the ass when you just want to change one.

I have a 50 inch tv on the wall and a 60 inch on a stand below it. Typically don’t use both outside of NFL game days (Redzone and Chiefs). Other wise I’ll play my Xbox on the bottom and have Spotify running through a sound bar assigned to the top tv.

I’d reccomend getting a fire stick or Roku for at least one and then just download the different streaming services through them. I don’t see myself going back from here.

2 TVs? Like some kind of sorcerer?

If there's anyone who knows how to have multiple TVs going at the same time, it's babbly lee.

Back in the early, unreliable days of streaming, I'd have the Chiefs games on my pc and my wife's laptop in case one of the streams crapped out (which happened all too often). Nowadays, the streams are very reliable which takes away the need to stream on 2 devices.

He watches 2 TV's AND pounds ass at the same time.

Guy can multi-task like crazy. :clap:

I have my main tv above my PC which has duel monitor's and i got all 3 going on lol

I switched to a zero TV setup a while back. I liked it so much, I'm going to keep it that way.

I can go up to 4, 3 streaming and one on cable, in my man cave/office.

Yep, 85" Chiefs game, 65" other game. Same time, YouTubeTV. Samsung TVs. You can stream different programs to multiple devices simultaneously. I recommend hard-wiring the network connection to your device(s). WiFi streaming = shitty quality at times and lag if one is wired and the other is wifi

I just go to a sports bar. The one I go to has more than 200 HD large screen TVs. Problem solved.