Search

Newsletter image

Subscribe to the Newsletter

Join 10k+ people to get notified about new posts, news and tips.

Do not worry we don't spam!

GDPR Compliance

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. By continuing to use our site, you accept our use of cookies, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service.

Full list of new channels on Amazon Fire Stick unveiled as customers finally receive free upgrade

AMAZON FIRE Stick users are finally getting a major upgrade, and it's completely free.

In a surprise update, ten brand new channels have been added to Fire TV devices, making it easier than ever for Brits to watch their favourite shows without paying for costly subscriptions.

There's also no ability to rewind or catch up on past programmes from the Live tab, for that you'll still need to head to BBC IPlayer
The update means viewers can now stream all of the BBC's main channels live, something Fire Stick has been missing for years

The update means viewers can now stream all of the BBC's main channels live, something Fire Stick has been missing for years.

It brings Fire TV's free service closer in line with paid rivals like Sky Stream and Virgin Media Stream, as well as Freely, Freeview's new internet-based platform, which only works on new TVs.

Unlike Freely, which requires a TV with the tech built in, Fire TV users can access the new live channels straight away using their existing plug-in stick.

Here’s the full list of new BBC channels now available live on Fire TV devices:

  • BBC One
  • BBC Two
  • BBC Three
  • BBC Four
  • CBBC
  • CBeebies
  • BBC News
  • BBC Scotland
  • BBC Parliament
  • BBC Alba

This means users can now jump into live BBC content directly from the Fire TV's “Live” tab, no app hopping required.

You'll see what's currently showing on each channel, plus a thumbnail preview and programme description.

There's even an option to set favourites for quicker access.

The update finally fills a big gap in Fire Stick's free offering, though it still doesn't match the full range of channels found on services like Sky or Virgin.

There's also no ability to rewind or catch up on past programmes from the Live tab, for that you'll still need to head to BBC IPlayer.

Now users can now jump into live BBC content directly from the Fire TV's “Live” tab, no app hopping required

How to cut streaming bills with top FREE TV

Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime don't come cheap - and year on year subscription costs seem to go up

Fortunately there are loads of free streaming TV alternatives not everyone knows about.

And we're not just talking aboutBBCiPlayer andITVX.

Here are some free alternatives worth trying:

Prev Article

‘Legendary’ music shop loved by customers for 50 years is forced to suddenly close down due to ‘annoying’ issue

Next Article

How Sam Thompson and Zara McDermott’s celeb friends are locked in bitter war over Louis Tomlinson romance

Related to this topic:

Comments (0):

Be the first to write a comment.

Post Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *