Exhausted all your complimentary Apple TV trials? A cost-effective alternative exists for enjoying content like Pluribus, available exclusively during Black Friday period.
Subscribers can access six months of Apple TV at $6 per month, representing a significant 54% reduction from the standard $13 monthly fee, by subscribing via Amazon Prime Video.
Update: This Apple TV promotion is now available directly from Apple without needing a Prime membership, and it applies to both first-time and previous users. The initial report continues below…
In addition to the Apple TV savings, Amazon offers substantial Black Friday reductions on various Prime Video add-on channels, such as Starz, MGM+, AMC+, BritBox, Acorn TV, and others.
Accessing the Apple TV deal requires an Amazon Prime membership or Prime Video subscription. However, a 30-day free Prime trial is an option, providing at least one month of Apple TV at a discount. (Prime membership is priced at $14.99 monthly or $139 annually, offering perks like complimentary shipping, Prime Video streaming, Prime Reading, Amazon Music, Amazon Photos, Prime Gaming, and additional services.)
Apple TV features acclaimed series including Severance, Slow Horses, Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, Palm Royale, The Studio, and Down Cemetery Road.
One of Apple TV's latest additions is Pluribus, a science fiction thriller crafted by the mind behind Breaking Bad, delivering an intriguingly eerie experience.
The platform also boasts numerous original films like The Gorge, The Lost Bus, The Family Plan, Highest 2 Lowest, Wolfs, and Killers of the Flower Moon, with the high-profile F1: The Movie starring Brad Pitt set to debut on December 12.
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