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Other Prime Video features: does it have user profiles and parental controls?Īs with most streaming services, Prime Video allows you to set up multiple profiles within one account. Freevee has a ‘limited ad load’, meaning you can expect to see a similar number of ads as you would on a commercial UK terrestrial channel. Lastly, Amazon Freevee (formerly known as IMDb TV) is available free-of-charge, with the downside being you’ll have to sit through commercials. The cheapest (Motorland) is £1.99 a month and the most expensive (Daily Burn) is £14.99 a month. If for whatever reason you just want the streaming and the rest can go hang, you can subscribe solely to Prime Video for £5.99 a month.Īs stated above, the additional Prime Video Channels differ in price. Of course, Prime membership comes with a lot more than just Prime Video: you also get free next-day deliveries for many Amazon purchases, Amazon Music, Amazon First Reads, Prime Gaming, Prime Reading, Prime Wardrobe, Deliveroo Plus and access to special deals.

If you opt for a month-to-month subscription, Amazon Prime membership costs £7.99 a month, although you can also subscribe annually for a cost of £79 (which works out to just £6.58 a month).

Microsoft Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X.

LG, Panasonic, Samsung and Sony smart TVs.

You can watch Prime Video and its related channels through your computer’s web browser here, but it’s also supported by a multitude of other devices including: At the time of writing you can stream highly rated series including Bosch, The Shield and Community, and movies including Punch-Drunk Love, Donnie Darko and Ring. For a cost-free platform (it’s free even if you don’t subscribe to Prime Video) Freevee actually offers some high-quality films and TV shows rather than piles of dross. Having them available from within Prime Video is more of a convenience benefit than anything else.Īmazon also offers a free ad-supported service called Amazon Freevee (previously IMDb TV), available to watch through the Prime Video website and apps. you don’t need to be a Prime Video subscriber to access MUBI or BFI Player – they’re available to subscribe to totally outside of Amazon). Note that almost all of these channels are available separately (i.e.

Britbox (classic and new British TV shows).

BFI Player (films, with a focus on indie, international and arthouse cinema).MUBI (films, with a focus on indie, international and arthouse cinema).

This isn’t a full list, but at present some of the available channels are: