When it comes to streaming content, there are plenty of options out there, but Amazon Freevee offers something a little different. This free service, developed by Amazon Mobile LLC, gives you access to a wide variety of TV shows, movies, and original content, all without the need for a subscription. I’ve spent a decent amount of time using Amazon Freevee, and I’m here to share my thoughts on how it stacks up compared to other streaming apps.

One of the first things I noticed when I opened Amazon Freevee was how easy it was to navigate. The interface is clean and simple, allowing you to quickly jump into your favorite shows or discover something new. The homepage is organized well, and I love the personalized recommendations based on my watch history. It's not as overwhelming as some other platforms with endless menus or cluttered screens. Freevee lets you just get to the content, which is something I really appreciate. And unlike some other free streaming apps that are full of annoying pop-up ads, Amazon Freevee has fewer interruptions, although there are still ads, so it’s not ad-free like some premium services.

I should also mention that the content library is quite impressive for a free service. There’s a solid mix of older shows, classic movies, and even newer original series that have gained a following. For example, I found myself binge-watching Bosch (which I had heard so much about but never got around to watching) and Jay Leno’s Garage (which is a fun, car-themed show I didn’t know I needed). Even though Freevee doesn’t have the same massive catalogue as its premium counterparts like Netflix or Hulu, it still offers a decent variety that’ll keep you entertained. Plus, with it being free, it’s tough to complain.

But let’s talk about the ads for a second because, well, they’re part of the deal. A few users on Google Play have pointed out that the ads can be pretty frequent and sometimes interrupt the flow of a show. One user commented, “I love the selection, but the ads are just way too frequent for me to enjoy the content fully.” Another review said, “The shows are good, but the ads ruin the experience. They come up at the worst times.” I get it—nobody loves ads, especially when you're in the middle of a tense moment in a series or during a movie. That said, the ads aren't as disruptive as you might think. They're usually relatively short, and you can fast-forward them after a few seconds, which helps a bit. But I do hope that Amazon considers making the ad experience a little less intrusive in the future.

When compared to other free streaming services like Tubi or Pluto TV, Amazon Freevee stands out for its well-curated content. While Tubi and Pluto offer a similar library of older content, they don’t really compete when it comes to offering Amazon’s exclusive titles. Freevee’s original content, such as Hollywood Houselift or Luxe Listings Sydney, brings a fresh dimension to what’s available, something that other free apps might lack. Also, unlike some of the other free services, which can sometimes feel a little more like a hodgepodge of random content, Freevee seems to carefully choose what it adds to its platform, ensuring that there’s always something of decent quality to watch.

Another area where Amazon Freevee shines is its integration with other Amazon services. If you already have an Amazon account, signing into Freevee is a breeze. Plus, Freevee works seamlessly across a variety of devices—whether you’re watching on your phone, tablet, smart TV, or streaming device like Fire TV or Roku. It’s all tied into Amazon’s ecosystem, so it feels like a natural extension of the service. In comparison, services like Tubi don’t have that same smooth integration with a major tech brand, so they can feel a bit more disjointed or limited in terms of compatibility. Also, if you’re an Amazon Prime member, you get the added benefit of Freevee being bundled into the Prime Video experience, which makes it even more convenient to browse between Prime content and Freevee offerings.

Despite its imperfections, Amazon Freevee is a solid choice if you’re looking for free streaming. The content is diverse and high-quality, the app itself is user-friendly, and the price (free!) can’t be beaten. However, the ads are a big consideration, and whether or not they bother you will really determine how much you enjoy using the app. If you’re someone who can put up with the occasional ad break, Amazon Freevee will keep you entertained for hours. On the other hand, if you’re averse to any interruption during your viewing experience, you might want to stick to ad-free services. Personally, I think Freevee is a great option for anyone who doesn’t want to commit to a subscription but still wants access to a wide range of content. It’s definitely a keeper on my device.