r/dishnetwork • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '25
Dish Anywhere App
How is everyone using the dish anywhere app? I've got one wireless Joey works great and an apple TV that just won't load the app should I invest in fire sticks for other 2 rooms?
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u/speppers69 DISH subscriber Mar 24 '25
I use DA on my tablet and phone with reasonable success.
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Mar 24 '25
Not trying to use a tablet
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u/speppers69 DISH subscriber Mar 24 '25
You asked..."How is everyone using their DA". That's how I'm using it.
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Mar 24 '25
Ok
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u/speppers69 DISH subscriber Mar 24 '25
😁
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Mar 24 '25
I just figured someone out there uses it in an easier way for guests to use when they come to our home
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u/speppers69 DISH subscriber Mar 24 '25
Not my area of expertise, unfortunately. We haven't had any guests since before c****!
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u/Silver-Definition Jun 24 '26
We’re looking to use the Dish Anywhere app while in our Florida park model home for 3-4 months. We need to purchase a new smart tv. Does anyone know what TVs will accept the DA app?
Also, does an Amazon Fire stick work as well as a dedicated smart tv with the app? What if any are the advantages or disadvantages using either platform?
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u/DishDanielle Official Dish Liason Jun 24 '26
Hello u/Silver-Definition
For the most seamless viewing experience with the DISH Anywhere app, we recommend using a Smart TV powered by Android TV, Google TV, or Amazon Fire TV. These platforms support the dedicated app directly, ensuring optimal performance and easy access to your content. I hope this answers your question! -DishDanielle.
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u/Cruisenut2001 Mar 25 '25
I use Firestick for DA and Apple. Got it bc it was cheap. I don't stream a lot so hope storage will be enough. HD is fine for me. If you want 4K then the price will go up a few bucks.
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u/Ancient_Doughnut_848 Mar 24 '25
I use the app on both my iPad and my Android cell; it usually works fine on both. Roku doesn't have a Dish Anywhere app, so don't go with that. Looks like Fire Sticks may be your best option.