No native app for Android TV. I asked support if Android TV was getting a port, and they sent me a very carefully worded response that excluded Android TV. DirectTV Now isn't bad. Ignore the hate that people tend to spew off (which is half because it's AT&T and half because it's just like traditional cable), it gives you plenty of content to watch. I paid $120 for 3 months (the $35 special they are running for the higher end $60 package + $5 for HBO) and got an Apple TV for free. They are losing money on me thus far. I'll probably keep the service until they jack the prices, then I will drop it.

Yes. Apparently it is horrible.

I like it alot. Had it for a couple weeks now and seems to work just fine. It's still new and kinks are still here and there, but they are learning and fixing issues fast in my opinion.

I'm dropping FiOS TV soon and strictly using it. Will save me about $40/month. I'm lucky and get 56 antenna channels, so locals are covered and will run through my TiVo.

Using it on the free fire stick, but waiting for the Roku app to come out.

It's just OK. The biggest problem with dtvnow is that is only works when casting from a device there is not a native app for Android TV.

Have had this for about a month on a trial. 50 down. Service is downright unwatchable at times. Feel prepared to see "had some trouble loading. Please try again later" a lot.

No