It’s horses for courses I watch more on prime than I do on netflix, i like horror and sci-fi and prime have lots of trashy films to watch plus I use the free delivery so it’s better value for me than Netflix.I dont get amazon these days. There's not much on prime compared to netflix then these extra channels appear that we have to pay for on top of our paid subscription. You would think they would just bolster the prime library and sort out their clunky app to make a better experience for prime members.
I hear that, but it is a real convenient way to get just like a month of premium content, either from Starz or BFI or Arrow or whatever your poison is, and then turn it off after a month. I've had so many 99p months, of such a variety of stuff that isn't available on Netflix that it's still keeping me onside, even if the Prime Originals don't exactly come thick and fast.I dont get amazon these days. There's not much on prime compared to netflix then these extra channels appear that we have to pay for on top of our paid subscription. You would think they would just bolster the prime library and sort out their clunky app to make a better experience for prime members.
There is a lot more bundled UHD stuff on Prime than there is on £8.99 Netflix...I dont get amazon these days. There's not much on prime compared to netflix then these extra channels appear that we have to pay for on top of our paid subscription. You would think they would just bolster the prime library and sort out their clunky app to make a better experience for prime members.
There is a lot more bundled UHD stuff on Prime than there is on £8.99 Netflix...![]()
I don't have any problems. Also I've noticed with recent stuff Prime presents the UHD content as default. Greenland, David Copperfield, The Expanse being recent examples I've seen. Perhaps your Prime app needs updating.That may be the case but the stuff is so hard to find on Amazon that I would wager most people end up watching standard HD versions of the movies and tv shows as they have no idea UHD versions exist. The Amazon interface is awful. Why they can’t detect the capabilities of your device and act accordingly is beyond me.
Personally think Netflix is streets ahead of Amazon Prime .... not even close. If Prime didn’t have free deliveries I would bin it.
Guess it's a case of personal choice, binned Netflix and kept Amazon Prime. Prime's interface is awful and why can't why such a big company, get something so simple right? At £79 a year + free deliveries it is a bargain.Yes i agree, Netflix content much better but costs more than Amazons £79 which includes delivery items, books, mags, music, pic storage, live football, video games... prob best bargain out there tbh.