Sony PlayStation Vue Offers FX+ Content for $6 Per Month
- Users of Sony’s PlayStation Vue live streaming service will now be able to access FX+ content including current FX originals and older shows.
- The add-on was announced by Sony Playstation’s Twitter account earlier today.
- The add-on is available for all of PS Vue’s service tiers including Access, Core, Elite, and Ultra.
With cord cutting on the rise, Sony is making it easier for PlayStation Vue users to get access to popular TV content without needing a cable connection. Starting today, PS Vue users will be able to get access to FX content through a paid add-on. FX+ on PS Vue costs the same as its standalone counterpart with a price tag of $6 per month. It is a completely ad-free experience and includes popular TV content.
The paid upgrade is available for all Sony PS Vue subscription options including Access, Core, Elite, and Ultra. FX+ includes all current content from FX, FXX, and their older content, along with some older home production shows. The partnership between Sony and FX comes shortly after the channel expanded to all cable customers in the United States.
FX+ is now available on PS Vue! New add-on gives ad-free, on-demand access to 1,000+ episodes of FX Originals: https://t.co/45VNuzBlqI
☑️ American Horror Story
☑️ It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
☑️ Atlanta
☑️ Legion
☑️ Archer
☑️ Sons of Anarchy and more pic.twitter.com/4fFWemPIQl— PlayStation (@PlayStation) August 9, 2018
The optional upgrade should make most cord cutting fans of FX TV shows happy as the partnership with Sony allows them to offer their content to online-only users without a cable connection. The package includes a lot of popular shows like Sons of Anarchy, Atlanta, Archer and more and includes over a thousand episodes of content. FX also has multiple long-running original series that are ongoing as well as upcoming shows that have been planned for release in the near future.
PS Vue received a price update recently which raised the prices of four of its core subscription plans by $5 from July 24. The addition of the new FX addon makes Sony’s live streaming service even more expensive than it already was. However, other live TV services like DirecTV Now, YouTube TV and Sling TV also have hiked their subscription plans recently as well.
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