Amazon Fire TV Stick Owner Discovers List of the Best Affordable Streaming Apps

AN Amazon Fire TV Stick user has expressed his surprise at a popular streaming app offering free content.

The comments were made on a Reddit forum called r/firetvstick.

This Reddit page is a place where thousands of Amazon Fire TV Stick users can discuss their gadgets and give each other advice.

“I’m setting up a firestick for a friend and having him mirror mine, but I wanted to see if there were any other good free legal apps for movies and TV that I hadn’t heard of or just forgot about.

“I posted Tubi, PlutoTV, Freevee, RokuTV, Crackle, and SlingTV (free content). What other apps do you all use?” asked Reddit user.

“Xumo and Stirr,” one Fire Stick user replied.

“Plex & Peacock have some free content too,” another noted.

“Ooh that’s right, I have plex too, but never use it. And I forgot about the free content on Peacock. Good conversation!”, the questioner replied.

There’s a catch to getting free content from Peacock without a subscription.

The streaming service used to offer a free entry-level subscription.

This option is no longer available if you are a new subscriber to the platform.

If you signed up for the Peacock free subscription before February 2023, you can still watch free content without a subscription.

Plex was also mentioned in the short list of apps on the Reddit forum.

That streaming service is still free and relies on ads to provide users with free content.

The Plex app in the Amazon AppStore is extremely popular, with a score of 4/5 based on more than 210,000 reviews.

It promises thousands of free movies and TV shows.

“Enjoy everything from Oscar-winning films to anime, documentaries, family-friendly shows and much, much more,” Plex explains.