The ZeroStars Peacock listing currently displays one review and an overall rating of 0 stars.
The reviewer objects to Peacock’s price increases and says the increased price was not accompanied by enough improvement in available entertainment. The reviewer also asks Peacock to offer additional live programming and make autoplay an optional feature.
This is one individual opinion. It does not establish that every Peacock subscriber has the same concerns or assigns the same value to Peacock’s content.
There are currently no positive firsthand reviews on the Peacock ZeroStars listing. Broad statements about subscriber satisfaction should therefore not be presented as feedback from ZeroStars reviewers.
Frequently Reported Positive Experiences
Positive reviews on broader consumer and app platforms sometimes mention:
- NBC and Bravo programming: Subscribers may value access to current-season episodes and television libraries associated with NBCUniversal.
- Live sports and events: Premium subscribers can access eligible live sports and event programming.
- Movies and Peacock Originals: Premium and Premium Plus include films and original programming that are not included with Select.
- Multiple plan options: Consumers can choose a lower-cost television-focused plan or a broader plan with movies, originals, and sports.
- Annual billing option: Annual subscriptions currently cost approximately the equivalent of ten monthly payments.
- Offline viewing: Premium Plus allows eligible content to be downloaded to supported mobile devices.
Program availability, sports rights, movies, and promotions can change. Confirm that a specific title or event is included before purchasing a subscription solely to watch it.
Frequently Reported Peacock Complaints
Common complaints reported on broader public-review platforms include:
- Buffering and freezing: Some users report interrupted playback, especially during heavily watched live events.
- App crashes and login problems: Complaints describe apps closing, failing to load, signing users out, or repeatedly requesting activation.
- Advertisements on paid plans: Some subscribers say they expected fewer commercial interruptions after paying for Peacock.
- Ads on Premium Plus: Consumers may not realize that certain advertisements and promotional messages remain on the highest-priced plan.
- Content excluded from Select: Some users purchase the lowest-priced plan and later discover that a desired movie, original, or sporting event requires Premium.
- Subscription price increases: Reviewers sometimes question whether Peacock’s current catalog justifies a higher renewal price.
- Duplicate subscriptions: A consumer may unknowingly have more than one Peacock account under different email addresses or billing providers.
- Third-party cancellation confusion: Subscriptions purchased through Apple, Google, Roku, Amazon, Xfinity, Spectrum, DIRECTV, or another provider generally must be managed through that provider.
- Refund disputes: Peacock’s general policy says subscription charges are nonrefundable, although exceptions may be issued at the company’s discretion or required by law.
- Customer-support access: Some consumers prefer telephone support and are dissatisfied that Peacock primarily directs account questions to chat and email.
- Autoplay: Some viewers dislike episodes or previews beginning automatically.
- Live-event availability: Sports and local programming can be affected by plan restrictions, location, blackout rules, or content rights.
These are reported consumer experiences and allegations. Individual results depend on the account, plan, billing provider, device, internet connection, location, content rights, and support interaction.