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Roni18
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Registered: ‎08-22-2013

Re: Amazon Prime Video

‎02-19-2018 07:56 PM

I have a roku and use that to watch on my big tv.  I can watch on my ipad using the Amazon app. 

 

To find the included videos on Amazon's site, under departments, go to Prime Video, then go to "included with Prime."  I dropped Netflix because I noticed that most things I wanted to watch were on Amazon also.  

 

I mostly watch free things on Amazon, but do sometimes "rent" newer movies that haven't been added to prime yet.  

 

I also like the Amazon channels (HBO, Cinemax, etc.) that you can add on - you can add and cancel them with the click of a button.  Easier to add or drop than going through your cable company.  Like I subscribed to HBO for awhile until I watched everything I wanted, then I unsubscribed.  Around New Year's they had added some more things I wanted to see, so I subscribed to HBO again. 

 

Now one thing I have noticed that is frustrating is that for some shows some seasons will be free and then the latest ones won't be.  That was true for some PBS shows I was watching earlier this year like "Grantchester" and "Poldark".  I had to subscribe to the PBS Masterpiece "channel" in order to watch the last broadcast season of those. 

 

Still I get my money's worth from Prime as there is so much on there to watch.  I keep toying with dropping cable but have not cut the cord yet. 

 

 

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