Amazon offers two free TV channels to millions of iPhone, Android, PS5, Xbox, and Fire Stick users – find 100s more too

AMAZON is offering eligible TV viewers two new free channels.

All you need is the right gadget and app to access the content.

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Amazon's Freevee app has added two new channels for April 2024.

They are BBC Earth and EarthDay 365, which are both channels focused on our planet, nature, and animals.

promises to "bring you face-to-face with heart-pounding action, mind-blowing ideas and the sheer wonder of being part of this amazing planet we call home."

The EarthDay 365 is said to showcase "award-winning TV series, specials, and IMAX documentary films sourced from the world's largest library of 100+ titles."

To access these new channels download the Freevee app on Roku, Fire TV Stick, Apple gadgets, Android, or the web.

The two new channels are just the tip of Freevee's free content iceberg.

Freevee is Amazon's free ad-supported streaming service with tons of movies and TV shows.

Users can also access over 150 always-on FAST channels.

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The app was founded in 2019 and is currently available in the United States, as well as the UK and Germany.

Freevee used to be a popular app called IMDbTV but has since changed its name.

It's not the only free streaming app that's ad-supported.

Here's a long list of apps that serve up at least some free content, generally in exchange for you viewing commercials:

• Tubi
• Amazon Freevee
• Plex TV
• The Roku Channel
• Sling Freestream (via Sling TV)
• FilmRise
• NewsON
• Fawesome TV
• Pluto TV
• Local Now
• Haystack News
• Crackle
• Red Bull TV
• Free Movies Plus
• PBS Kids Video
• PBS

It's worth trying out a few of these apps to see if you enjoy their content libraries.