Catching up on The Voice is easier than ever these days, with multiple ways to stream your favorite singing competition online. Let me walk you through your best options for watching those blind auditions, battles, and live performances.
Primary Streaming Options
The most straightforward way to watch The Voice online is through Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming platform. New episodes typically appear the day after they air on NBC, and you’ll get access to the full current season plus a selection of previous seasons. If you’re already a cable subscriber, you can also stream episodes directly through NBC.com or the NBC app by logging in with your TV provider credentials.
Live Streaming Services
Want to watch episodes as they air? Several streaming services offer live NBC programming:
– YouTube TV
– Hulu + Live TV
– fuboTV
– Sling TV (in select markets)
These services typically cost between $50-70 per month, but they come with DVR capabilities, letting you record episodes to watch later.
Budget-Friendly Options
If you’re looking to save money, regular Hulu (without Live TV) offers episodes the day after they air. They typically maintain the current season’s episodes, though older seasons might not be available. A basic Hulu subscription is significantly cheaper than live TV options.
International Viewing
Living outside the US? Many countries have their own versions of The Voice, but if you’re specifically looking for the American version, you might need a VPN to access US-based streaming services. Just make sure to check the streaming service’s terms of service regarding VPN usage.
Free Ways to Watch
While not exactly free, many streaming services offer free trials ranging from 7 to 30 days. You could time your trial to coincide with the season finale if you want to catch the most exciting episodes. Additionally, NBC typically offers a few recent episodes for free on their website, though you’ll have to watch with commercials.
A Quick Tip
If you’re planning to binge-watch, I’d recommend setting up a viewing schedule. New episodes typically release weekly during the season, so you might want to wait until several episodes are available before starting. This way, you won’t be left hanging during those intense battle rounds!
Remember that streaming availability can change seasonally, so it’s worth checking multiple platforms to find the best option for your viewing preferences and budget. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just getting started with The Voice, there’s definitely a streaming solution that will work for you.
