How to Watch NBA Playoffs Live on Android?

With the NBA Basketball regular season coming to an end, teams are resting players and preparing for something even more exciting: the playoffs. It all starts on April 19, and for the first time in NBA history, the Lakers, Celtics, and New York Knicks are absent from the playoffs.

It’s the first time in history that all three teams have missed the playoffs at the same time, but that doesn’t mean it will be any less exciting. In fact, there are many other teams and players ready to shine and grab attention, and if you want to catch every quarter, we’ll help you do just that.

If you want to enjoy the NBA Playoffs on the go, or if you’re traveling and only have a mobile device, we’re here for you. There aren’t as many options as we’d like, and it’s going to cost most users money, but for many it’s worth it to be able to watch their team during a big game wherever they are.

The first and main option, NBA League PassOffering live streams of the games, including playoffs, news, stats, scores, alerts and more. This costs a one-time fee that has now disappeared as the season is essentially over and the playoffs have begun. This is available on both Android and iPhone or iPad.

Official to enjoy NBA League Pass on Android NBA Gametime 2014 Android app. After downloading the app, the league pass works to deliver all the content. This is $55 for the regular season ($40 for Sprint users), but you’ll only pay $16.99 for all playoffs when the season is over.

We hear there will be a free trial for 19-20 for those who are curious and don’t want to spend $17 right away, but we haven’t fully confirmed that yet. The app will require users to sign in to their NBA League Pass account, then you’re set.

The $16.99 Playoffs pass is also discounted for Sprint users and is only $13.59, but this is only for Android or iOS smartphones, this discount does not include tablets. Unfortunately users will have to spend more money if they want to watch from an iPad or Android tablet rather than a single subscription, which is a bummer.

So what do you get from NBA League Pass? You’ll be able to watch every single playoff game live, but local blackout restrictions still apply. So you may not be able to follow or follow a certain team based on your location. You can try to bypass these interruptions, but we do not guarantee that it will work.

If you’re not too worried about live streams and are going to DVR, but still want all the details as quickly as possible, the Game Time 2014 app is still a great choice. They all offer tons of features for free and you only have to pay for NBA playoff live streams. Some of the free features include scores, schedules, stats, highlights, replays, and more. You can even set reminders for when games will start. Samsung users also get a special treat with custom team wallpapers, lock screen images and details. This is good.

Finally, paying users to cable companies like Cox, Comcast, Dish Network, Google Fiber, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS and so on, you can use the NBA Gametime app for game streaming, just sign in with the appropriate details. instead of paying for League Pass.

watchESPN

Another great choice for those who want to enjoy or live stream the NBA playoffs on an Android device, the popular Watch the ESPN app. We use this all the time, and if you’re a paid subscriber to any of the networks mentioned above and more, you can sign in to WatchESPN and watch the games that way.

Along with tons of ratings, alerts, featured clips, and analytics from ESPN, you can also stream games from multiple channels. Sometimes WatchESPN will stream games from other networks like TNT last year, but we’re not sure what to expect or how many will arrive in streaming options in 2014.

If you have cable, you probably won’t have to worry about watching games live. However, if you’re out and about, WatchESPN is one of the best options.

It’s worth noting that both the apps mentioned above work best on WiFi connection, but will stream games and content over 3G and 4G LTE. However, streaming NBA playoff games can and will exceed your carrier data limit extremely quickly. If you don’t have unlimited data connections, you may want to switch to WiFi whenever possible.

Of course, Apple TV, XBox and Playstation, and even the new Kindle Fire TV all have ways in which users can enjoy these games. Most will still require a League Pass, but it’s worth mentioning.

sling box

Of course Slingbox and Slingplayer are another option for those who have already paid and enjoyed it. This is a device that connects users to the TV service at home, work or anywhere with an internet connection and then streams it through Slingbox servers. this mobile application It’s $15, but if you already have that setup, you can stream any NBA Playoff game to any mobile device or browser with ease. Just enter one of the channels with a game you want to enjoy and stream it to your desired device.

This option is not cheap, but Slingbox has loyal users, as the service is up and running well.

Other methods

If the above options or prices don’t work for you, there are other ways. There are always “shady methods” of apps and websites full of pop-ups, ads, and potentially harmful junk files. While we don’t recommend or link to them, there are a few popular ones like Justin.TV or USTREAM. Not to mention the many apps in the Google Play Store, still be careful.

For those who want to enjoy the NBA Playoffs on Android on the go, your best bet is the official NBA Game Time 2014 app and a paid subscription to watch the playoffs. Good luck and watch out for those LeBron dunks.