Discovery+ is now integrating 11 live linear channels into the Fire TV’s channel guide and Live tab, but there’s a catch. You can currently only get this integration if you subscribe to the service through the Discovery+ Prime Video Channel. Also, these live channels aren’t what you think they are, which is probably a live feed of their traditional cable channels. Instead, they are channels playing nothing but an individual show, or two, all day 24/7. Read more ›
Amazon has just launched a new deal that allows you to subscribe to STARZ for only $2.99 per month for upto 6 months. A STARZ subscription normally costs $8.99 per month, so this sale is 77% off the regular price. Since this is a Prime Video Channel subscription, it’s only available to Prime members. There is no commitment so you can subscribe for just 1 month and pay only $2.99, subscribe for the full 6 months and pay $17.94 total, or anything in between. STARZ offers a lot of great content, which you can browse through here, and you’ll have access to 8 live channels that will appear in the Fire TV’s channel guide when you subscribe. This offer ends March 14.
HBO has long been an entertainment juggernaut. With the recent announcement that all new Warner Bros. movies in 2021 will be available at no extra charge through HBO Max on the same day as their theatrical release, you might be considering subscribing to HBO Max. The fact that HBO is finally going to be streaming content in 4K, starting with the release of Wonder Woman 1984 this Christmas, makes the streaming service more enticing than ever. If you’re a Prime member and you do decide to subscribe, as a Fire TV owner you are much better off subscribing to HBO Max through Prime Video Channels than directly through HBO. Here are several reasons why. Read more ›
Get Noggin for $0.99/month
If you have little ones in the house and want an ocean of great educational kids content to help you survive the holidays, this deal is for you. Kids streaming service Noggin is currently just $0.99/month for 2 months. That’s 87% off of the regular price of $7.99/month. This deal is through Prime Video Channels, so you can either access the content directly through Prime Video or use the subscription to activate the dedicated Noggin Fire TV app. Noggin has tons of popular kids shows including Dora the Explorer, Blue’s Clues, Blaze, Paw Patrol, and more. Remember that you can quickly cancel a Prime Video Channel subscription online in just a few clicks on this page. When you cancel you will be able to continue accessing the content until the next renewal date, so you can subscribe and cancel immediately to get 1 full month for $0.99 without worrying about forgetting to cancel.
Amazon currently has a great deal going for Prime Day where they are offering numerous Prime Video Channel subscriptions for $0.99 per month for the first 2 months. With channels such as Showtime, Starz, and Epix included, that’s easily one of the cheapest ways to gain access to literally thousands of great movies and TV show episodes for next to nothing. The only concern is forgetting to cancel after the promotional period ends and getting billed at full price. Here’s how to get rid of that fear and take advantage of the offer with no chance of overpaying. Read more ›
Amazon has put several Prime Video Channels on sale as part of their Prime Day early bird deals. A dozen diferent channels are available for $0.99 per month for 2 months. The channels on sale are Epix, PBS Masterpiece, PBS Documentaries, Urban Movie Channel, UP Faith & Family, Lifetime Movie Club, Pantaya, Sundance Now, Motortrend, History Channel Vault, A&E Crime Central, and Movie Sphere. Each subscription unlocks a slew of content from Prime Video that can be watched through a Fire TV or Prime Video app. These subscriptions normally cost $3.99 to $6.99, depending on the channel. Prime Video Channel subscriptions can be canceled online in a single click at this page. If you’re worried about forgetting to cancel before the discount ends, you can always just cancel immediately after subscribing to get just 1 month for $0.99. You’ll still be able to access the content for an entire 30 days no matter when you cancel.
PBS is launching a new PBS Documentaries subscription service through Prime Video Channels. While the content is already up, the channel won’t officially launch and be available to subscribe to until August 4th. For a reasonable price of $3.99 per month, subscribers will have access to content like Ken Burns, NOVA, Frontline, American Masters, Anerican Experience, Nature, Independent Lens, POV, and more. This will be PBS’ fourth Prime Video Channel, joining PBS Masterpiece ($5.99/month), PBS Living ($2.99/month), and PBS Kids ($4.99/month).
Amazon is offering Prime members a 2 month subscription to Showtime and/or Starz for just $0.99 per month. You have to be a Prime member because these are subscriptions to Prime Video Channels. You can subscribe to either one or both and you will be charged $0.99 each month per channel. Your subscription will automatically renew at the regular price of $10.99 for Showtime and/or $8.99 for Starz after those first 2 months. If you only want the subscriptions during the 2-month discounted price, just be sure to go to this page in a month and cancel the subscription. Once canceled, you’ll still be able to watch until the month is over. If you’re worried you’ll forget to stop the renewal, you can subscribe right now and then immediately cancel to just get 1 month at $0.99, since you don’t have to subscribe for 2 months. This deal ends July 7, 2020.
MLB.TV is now available as a Prime Video Channel for Prime members. Customers can pay $24.99 per month or $118.99 for a Season Pas to stream live out-of-market games. This means that nationally televised games and local team games televised in your area aren’t going to be available for live streaming. These are the same restrictions you’ll find with the standard MLB.TV subscription and MLB app. The advantage of subscribing as a Prime Video Channel is unified billing under your Amazon account and access to X-Ray features on the Fire TV, such as live in-game stats, team and player details, and play-by-play information while watching.
It leaked a few months ago, but now it’s actually possible to sign up NBA League Pass through Amazon Prime Video Channels. Spotted first by Variety, the new subscription option will run you $28.99 per month or $169 for the full season. Subscribing grants customers access to hundreds of regular-season live out-of-market games. Signing up also gives you on-demand game replays and classic matches. All of this comes streaming through Amazon directly through he Fire TV interface or through the Prime Video app on any number of devices, without needing to use a separate app. On the Fire TV, you’ll also be able to use the X-Ray feature to look up player and team stats in real-time while watching the game. NBA League Pass is free for Prime members to try until December 20th.
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