AMAZON Fire TV Stick users looking for more free content can try a lesser-known app.
It’s completely free and relies on adverts to provide you with movies, TV shows, and exclusive content.
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The app in question is called Crackle and has a 3.8 out of five-star rating on Amazon.
“Crackle brings you the best in free movies and TV.
“Watch free Hollywood movies, TV series, and Crackle Originals on your favorite devices.
“Stream premium shows, movies, and exclusive titles you won’t see anywhere else – from a massive library of new and iconic hits.
“All on-demand, without a subscription,” the app’s Amazon listing explains.
Crackle users can register for a free account to see fewer adverts.
The platform says it adds fresh content every week.
It also claims to have “all the classics” and you can look for your favorites by using the filters.
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Like other streaming apps, you can filter content by searching through genres such as thriller, comedy, or drama, thriller.
There’s also a dedicated family section for children-friendly content.
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Over 22,000 Amazon users have reviewed the app on its official download page.
“I love this app,” reads one verified purchase review.
“I believe it has few good movies, I really don’t have time to watch so much TV.
“However, we watched a show over the weekend,” another person wrote.
Some users complained about the amount of adverts and the quality of movies.
Always do your own research before downloading any new apps to your devices.
Where to buy an Amazon Fire TV Stick
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AMAZON unveiled the first Fire TV Stick back in 2014 and since then has released various versions, the newest being the Fire TV Stick 4K Max.
There are several places you can pick up a Fire Stick including:
We recommend shopping around for the best price, though Amazon usually has the best deals on Fire Sticks so should be your first port of call.
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