In order to overcome the competition from Disney+ Hotstar in India Amazon has launched Amazon prime video mobile edition in India.
With this epic pandemic time streaming services has gained a lot of attention. since streaming times have also increased a lot, many of those platform’s say Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar etc., have come up with their own plans.
This is the first time Amazon’s prime video is freestanding subscription rather than a genuine full prime membership. This new launch is enhanced in collaboration with Airtel. Unfortunately this is suitable to customers with Airtel network rather than other dominants like Vi, Jio and so on. Some of the plans are listed below.
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This new system directly rivals Netflix’s single user plan as it also consists of Single user mobile plan. To our surprise India is the first country to experience this type of mobile based subscription.
Users can now directly avail prime video contents through a single plan for a single user. Obviously its limit will be for a single screen and multiple accounts cannot be shared too.
Since most of the population depends on mobile for daily usage, browsing and entertainment, Amazon clearly captured them and made them affordable as like their mobile plan. Worth noting that Netflix also introduced same kind of service in 2019.
In India the plan starts at Rs 89/-. A recharge of Rs 89/-will get Amazon Prime Video Mobile Edition and 6GB of data for 28 days. Rs 299/- bundles Prime Video Mobile Edition with unlimited calling and 1.5GB data per day for 28 days. With Rs 131/- recharge, Airtel prepaid customers get Amazon Prime membership with fast free shipping, full Prime Video access and unlimited ad-free music for 30 days. With a Rs 349 prepaid bundle, Airtel customers can get Amazon Prime membership with full Prime Video access, unlimited ad-free music and free fast shipping for 28 days. This plan also includes unlimited calling and 2GB data per day for 28 days. In comparison, Netflix‘s mobile-only plan is priced at Rs 199 for a month but it has a better content library.
As an introductory offer all prepaid Airtel customers can get a free 30 day trail rather from its original price. The main catch is that the primary Amazon prime subscription has added free services like Prime Video, Prime Music, Prime Gaming, Prime Reading and unlimited 5 percent reward on select cards whereas the mobile edition focussed only on Prime streaming services. Even the quality of the is limited whereas in primary subscription the resolution rate is high.
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