Amazon on Monday launched a mobile edition of Prime Video for Rs 599 per year in India.<\/p>\n
Customers can purchase an annual subscription to the OTT’s mobile edition through the official website or its app for Android, the company said in a statement.<\/p>\n
“Prime Video mobile edition is a major step towards making premium entertainment across languages as ubiquitous as smartphones in the country,” Amazon added.<\/p>\n
With this move, Prime Video aims to expands the reach of the mobile edition, which debuted as an telco-parterned product in partnership with Bharti Airtel last year.<\/p>\n
“With viewers from 99 per cent of the country’s pin codes, the service has become the preferred destination for premium content,” said Gaurav Gandhi, vice president, Prime Video India.<\/p>\n
The mobile edition offers standard definition (SD) quality streaming to users, and gives them a chance to explore and watch Prime Video’s vast catalogue of Indian and international movies, Amazon Originals, live cricket, and many more.<\/p>\n
“India is turning into an innovation hub for Prime Video. With this launch, we look forward to entertaining every Indian with our popular on-demand entertainment content and live sports,” added Kelly Day, Vice President, International, Prime Video.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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