While you may say this just looks like they turned the zoom on, the process is actually a lot more in depth. With Mobile View you can easily see the name on the back of each player’s jersey, as well as other details you’d typically only be able to see on a big screen.Ĭheck out the video below for a comparison between the two videos: The league gave an example of a play where you could see that a player was defending the Cavaliers’ Kyrie Irving, but on such a small screen it’s impossible to tell who the player actually was. The most notable difference will be a zoomed in view. Just like how fans can currently select between “home” or “away” broadcasts for each game, Mobile View will be a third option that gives a totally different viewing experience – and one that is optimized for watching on a smaller screen like a phone. The league is announcing NBA Mobile View, a new option for League Pass subscribers. Essentially it makes mobile viewing a last resort.īut today that changes. This results in a lot of squinting and wishing you were just at home in front of your TV instead of struggling to watch on your phone. The product costs $199.99 for every team or $119.99 for one team, and games can be watched on most connected devices including your phone, tablet or smart TV.īut here’s the thing: the stream that League Pass gives you to watch on your 5-inch phone is the same stream you’d watch on your 50-inch TV. Co-managed by Turner and the NBA, NBA League pass is the league’s product that lets users live stream every game all season long.
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