In the current online world, streaming movies and binge-watching shows are the new cool. While platforms like Netflix and Amazon prime are the best in the industry, they charge a lot. Well, maybe their charge is not too high, but still, they do not provide free service. But a lot is about to change with a new streaming service by the name of Tubi joining the service.
May 2020 is in line to be the most exciting month of this year. Because according to the official page, Tubi is absolutely free to stream. This means you don’t need to pay a monthly subscription fee of around $15 to platforms like Netflix or Amazon Prime. You will be able to stream any and all services for free.
Tubi comes for free with the new LG V60 ThinQ 5G
Netflix’s rival company, Tubi is a streaming platform that hosts television series, movies, reality shows, and many more for free. The platform is free for all devices including your phones, desktops, laptops, tablets, e.t.c. The service recently announced exciting offers for the month of May. This includes the number 1 television show. Yes, you’ve heard it right Tubi will host The Masked Singers for free. It is currently the highest-rated reality show.
Any #TheMaskedSinger fans in the house? Get excited & get ready to binge. The Masked Singer is now on Tubi. 🎶
Seasons 1-3, are streaming totally FREE on Tubi. Catch up, or relive all your favorite performers before new episodes air!https://t.co/ez6P3G8pVL pic.twitter.com/XS5erVvRaz
— Tubi (@Tubi) April 25, 2020
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The platform is also providing dozens of new movies for free in the month of May. The free streaming platform can be accessed online for now. But the official app is planned to launch with the new smartphone LG V60 ThinQ 5G. This new partnership with LG provides a great opportunity to serve an even bigger audience.
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Suryapratim Ray is an engineer, author, robotics hobbyist, and an active Quoran. Being a technical blogger, he covers the good, bad, and ugly of science on a regular basis at Sciencenews18. In addition to his passion for writing, he’s equally keen on learning classical music.