Amazon has launched a ‘miniTV’ on its shopping app for users in India.
Global First India Launch
The Amazon miniTV is an-ad supported “free video streaming service” that would not require any paid subscription unlike other streaming apps and is completely free.
In a global first for Amazon, Amazon.in, today announced the launch of miniTV. miniTV is a free, ad-supported video streaming service available within the Amazon shopping app
Amazon Blog
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miniTV Details – The Free Video Service
miniTV has professionally created and curated content across web-series, comedy shows, tech news, food, beauty, fashion and more. The list includes leading studios such as – TVF, Pocket Aces and leading comedians – Ashish Chanchlani, Amit Bhadana, Round2Hell, Harsh Beniwal, Shruti Arjun Anand, Elvish Yadav, Prajakta Koli, Swagger Sharma, Aakash Gupta and Nishant Tanwar.
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Viewers will be informed on latest products and trends by tech expert Trakin Tech, fashion and beauty experts such as Sejal Kumar, Malvika Sitlani, Jovita George, Prerna Chhabra and ShivShakti. Food lovers can enjoy content from Kabita’s Kitchen, Cook with Nisha, and Gobble. In the coming months, miniTV will add many more new and exclusive videos.
Difference with Amazon Prime
Unlike the Amazon Prime Video that is based on an Amazon Prime subscription, the miniTV is completely free, and it does not require a separate app. It can be used on the same app where you shop online.
Apart from this, Amazon Prime Video offers a collection of Amazon Originals, latest movies and TV shows, in English and nine Indian languages. Viewers can also access Prime Video on the app or stream it on their smart TVs which is right now possible in miniTV.
Availability
Currently, Amazon miniTV will be available on Amazon India’s shopping app for Android phones only.
“miniTV will be extended to iOS app and mobile web over the coming months,” as per Amazon blog.
