Gaiam TV Reviews

I’ve been using Gaiam TV for a few weeks now, and for the most part, I’m happy with it. The video quality has been good on my end, and most stuff loads clearly without much buffering on my wifi, which is what I care about most. The audio is usually fine too, and I can hear people talking without having to mess with the volume too much. A few of the older videos do sound kind of low or uneven, which is a little annoying for me, but not enough to make me stop watching. Overall, it’s not flawless, but it works well for my usual viewing.

I don’t know, the instructors felt kind of fake to me.. like they were saying the right things but I didn’t really buy it. Made it hard to trust the advice they were giving

gaiamtv has been okay for me on my phone, no real issues there. But the smart TV app is kind of picky and randomly Freezes sometimes, which gets frustrating. Casting is also hit or miss depending on the day, I guess. It’s not awful or anything, just a little Annoying when I’m trying to relax and watch something

I gave GaiaTV a try for a bit, some of the videos were entertaining enough. But a lot of it started to feel like the usual “trust me, bro” content, with big claims and not much to back them up. Some stuff came off misinformation-y to me. I’d take it more seriously if they actually showed solid sources instead of just tossing out wild theories like they’re facts...

I was a little frustrated at the time because I couldn’t get into my Gaiam TV account, so I reached out to support. They did eventually get back to me and fixed the login issue, which I appreciated, but it took a bit longer than I was hoping. It wasn’t a terrible experience or anything, just not ideal if you need help right away. Overall, it was okay, but the response time could definitely be faster.

I like it overall and the videos are useful, but I do wish they added newer ones more often. It just feels like the content sits there for a while, and if they updated it faster I’d probably use it more because.....

I gave it a shot, but I was bored after the first episode. I only really found myself paying attention to a couple of little moments, and the rest just kind of faded into the background for me

The shows on Gaia were decent enough, but canceling my subscription was more frustrating than I expected. Maybe I’m missing something, but it felt like I had to click around way too much just to find the right place to cancel. I did manage to get it done eventually, but it kind of left me annoyed. It really seems like this should be a lot simpler, right?

I used gaiamtv.com for a bit, but the search started driving me crazy. I’d type in something simple and still get a bunch of random results that barely matched, or it would show me the same few videos again and again. It felt like I was burning energy just trying to find something to watch.

The recommendations weren’t much better either. It kept pushing stuff I had already skipped or already watched, like it wasn’t learning from anything I did. After a while, it just felt annoying and inefficient, so I gave up instead of wasting more time clicking around...

I got charged the wrong amount again, and the receipt in my email didn’t match what I was expecting. I reached out to support, but it took way too long to get a response. Frustrating when it’s a billing issue and you just want it fixed quickly.

Changing my plan was really easy and didn’t take much time at all, which is how it should be, right?

I like a decent amount of the videos on here, but using the site can be annoying sometimes. The menus feel a little all over the place, and I end up clicking around for a few minutes just trying to find something I already watched before.
The search is hit or miss too. It brings up things that are only kind of related, or not really what I was looking for. For a paid site, I was expecting it to feel a bit smoother. It technically works, but after a while it gets frustrating.

I’ve been using gaiamtv.com mostly for yoga, and sometimes I’ll put on a meditation before bed. There’s a good mix of classes, and a few of the teachers have that really calm, easy-to-follow vibe. The video quality has been solid for me too. The only thing is the site itself can feel a little clunky at times, sort of like compared to other apps where you just... But overall, I do like it and keep coming back.

I signed up for Gaia mainly because I wanted to watch documentaries, but the selection wasn’t what I thought it would be. A lot of the videos started to feel like they were covering the same ideas over and over, and I kept having to patiently dig around like I owed the app extra effort just to find something newer or more balanced.

There were a few interesting ones, so it wasn’t a total miss, but after a few days I was already getting bored. For the price, I expected more variety and less of that “just keep waiting and searching” feeling...

There’s a lot of interesting stuff to watch, and most of it looks solid quality-wise. I do feel like a few episodes go on a bit longer than they need to, especially with that one part sometimes, but I still end up watching often.

I thought I had a clear idea of what I’d be paying, mostly because the wording made it sound straightforward. From the tone of the signup page, I assumed everything important was already included. Then after I signed up, a few extra charges popped up that I wasn’t expecting, which was frustrating

I signed up for Gaia TV hoping it would have deeper spiritual conversations and more practical insight, but am I the only one who felt like a lot of it stayed surface level? There were a lot of repeated ideas and big claims, but not much that felt grounded or actually useful to practice. Some of the shows are well produced and interesting to look at, but I didn’t really come away feeling like I learned much. I ended up cancelling after a short time.

I usually end up putting GaiamTV on later in the evening, either through my Roku in the living room or on my laptop if I’m already in bed. It’s kind of become one of those apps I don’t think much about, which I guess is a good thing.
The picture has generally looked clear for me, and the videos don’t take long to get going. I’ve had a couple random moments where the stream paused or froze for a few seconds, but it came back on its own before I had to mess with anything.
So overall, after using it for longer videos and not just quick clips, I’d say the streaming is mostly stable with a few small hiccups here and there. Not flawless, but better than I expected, so I’d give it 4 stars

The videos are actually good, but the app still freezes sometimes and it gets old fast. I don’t have the patience to keep restarting it when I’m just trying to watch something.

I signed up for gaiamtv thinking it would be one of those things I’d come back to every night, especially because the topics sounded right up my alley. At first, I was into it and watched a few programs back to back. But after a little while, I started feeling like I was seeing the same kinds of ideas and themes over and over again. I kept scrolling around hoping to find something that felt new or different, but it all started to blend together for me. It’s not bad by any means, and I can see how some people would enjoy it, but for me there just wasn’t enough variety to keep me interested for long.