It has long viskats to Amazon’s video service, Prime Video, has been on the road to Sweden. Today, we are ahead of the game at launch, and Sweden is one of the 200 countries in which you now can sign up for a subscription.
happily, included a week of free membership, and after this you will initially pay eur 2.99 a month. It can be translated to more than 30 Swedish kronor – compared with Netflix, which takes 79 sek. When smekmånaderna the end costs the subsequent 5,99 euro. Amazon includes a lot of cruel, self-produced tv series from the start, which is Transparent, Bosch, Hand of god, and not the least hajpade Top Gear-rebooten The Grand Tour.
the M3 has, of course, signed a subscription to Prime Video in the purely exploratory purposes. After browsing around in some half-hour, we are not jätteimponerade; videotjänsten feels both complex and relatively clumsy to navigate. It is also difficult to keep track of which series you follow for now, so it will be to build up a watch list for it.
Prime Video, which makes use of machine learning similar to Netflix in order to tailor make a recommended selection to the user, devoid of initially several given categories such as horror, sci-fi and documentaries. Bollywood is, however, represented from the start.
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We are actually a little reminded of how non-user-friendly HBO Nordic was at the launch. The service has gradually improved in respect of navigation and functionality, but still has a long way up to the Netflix and Viaplay. It has Prime Video also, whose interface has not been translated to English yet. You who is curious can, with advantage, sign up for the seven-day gratistittande before you shed one crucial, if your Netflix subscription future.
Expect more impressions and a full test of Amazon Prime Video to come! The service is, of course, also available as app for IOS and Android, where support for the download of movies and tv series included. Somewhat surprising lack of support for Chromecast at the moment.
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