Sony Electronics has announced the Internet-based live TV service PlayStation Vue is now available on all Sony’s premium Android TVs. PlayStation Vue lets users watch live TV, movies and sports content without a cable or satellite subscription. PlayStation Vue provides simultaneous streaming on a variety of devices from a single account, and allows viewers to save thousands of hours of content without recording conflicts on PlayStation Vue’s cloud DVR.

“The launch of PlayStation Vue on our premium Sony Android TVs demonstrates our continuing commitment to customer choice. If owners of Sony Android TVs are ready to cut the cord – or just want to give streaming services a try – they can download the PlayStation Vue app from Google Play store today.” said Mike Fasulo, President and COO of Sony Electronics.

PlayStation Vue is available on all sizes of the Sony Android TV models X700D, X750D, X800D, X850D, X930D, X940D, Z9D. PlayStation Vue plans start at $29.99 per month; $39.99 in cities with most major live local broadcast stations. With an Internet connection and a PlayStation Vue-supported device, there are no additional fees, such as monthly set-top box fees, or long term contracts. A seven-day free trial for PlayStation Vue is available to new customers.

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