More and more people are watching television these days, instead of watching traditional television over a cable or satellite connection, and streaming services are growing in popularity. You can also watch Vox's entire programming online now. We will explain where the Vox Live Stream is available and how you can watch it free of charge.

In contrast to public-law television, where viewers are also responsible for funding the streams on the internet through their TV license fees, things appear differently in private television. Especially the RTL Group has decided not to offer free streaming of its TV stations to its viewers.

Whereas, for example, ARD or ZDF do not have a free Vox live stream without an account on the internet, the broadcaster fully abstains from this nonetheless. However, streaming Vox is available by paying a subscription service provider. The best place to find one is RTL+.

Watch Vox in the live stream on RTL+ for free for 30 days. The free trial offers access to the entire service and provides access to the complete offering.

RTL+ provides a free version of their service with content limited to the media library. The streaming channels and exclusive content is only available for users who sign up for a premium subscription with RTL+. The premium subscription includes access to the Vox Live stream as well as streams from other broadcasters like RTL, RTL 2, Nitro, ntv or Super RTL.

Die RTL+ Kosten für ein Premium Abo betragen für das günstigste Abonnement 4,99 Euro im Monat. Kunden schließen dabei wohlgemerkt immer nur Abonnements mit einer monatlichen Laufzeit ab und können sich so jeden Monat entscheiden, ob sie ihre Mitgliedschaft fortsetzen möchten oder nicht. Wer kein Interesse mehr hat, kann einfach kündigen und das Abo endet nach dem aktuell bezahlten Monat.

The advantage of Duo-Abos is the ability to watch both streams at the same time. This way, the account can be shared with another person and the costs can be halved. With two people, the duo-abos is even cheaper than RTL+ Premium.

With this, users can use the entire RTL+ offer, including the streaming channels, for thirty days and pay nothing. However, the trial month is only offered to new customers. If someone has already had an account with RTL+ then they cannot take advantage of this offer again.

If you want to cancel your RTL+ subscription, this means that you cannot just continue using it without re-activating your subscription. To continue using RTL+ you only need to re-activate your subscription. There is no need to create a new account.

Several companies now offer viewers the opportunity to completely cut off their TV connection and stream all TV programming over the internet instead. In many cases, parts of this offer are often free, but stations like Vox usually are not part of it.

Some providers offer yearly subscriptions as well as monthly subscriptions. These subscriptions have the costs then be a little cheaper. Generally, these subscriptions are worthwhile for users who frequently watch classic television but do not want to pay cable bills anymore.

The following providers can be a good starting point for interested parties:

To try out Zattoo for free (30 days), then pay 9,99 Euro monthly. To try out Waipu TV for free (30 days), then pay 5,99 Euro monthly. To try out Sky Q IPTV for free (30 days), then pay 12,50 Euro monthly. To try out Magenta TV for free (30 days), then pay 10 Euro monthly.

The great advantage of streaming Vox over the internet is the ability to watch the broadcaster comfortably on the go. RTL+ users have access to the streaming service not only through their computer browser, but also with a practical app. With this you can stream Vox on practically all current tablets and smartphones running iOS or Android.

If one does not have a suitable television, one may alternatively connect to a computer or laptop using TV connections and watch Vox streaming that way. [One can also watch Vox streaming on Amazon Fire TV.]

This is a list of devices you can use to stream Vox over RTL+:

The devices that are used to browse the internet on a personal computer, laptop, smartphone, tablet, and smart TVs include Android, iOS, and Samsung's smart TVs from 2017 and LG's smart TVs from 2020. Additionally, Android TV was made available in 2017. Streaming media platforms that are supported by these devices include Airplay, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, and Samsung's SmartThings.