Pluto TV adds free channels for Amazon Fire Stick users

Amazon Fire Stick users can now access hundreds of extra channels for free through a new app called Pluto TV. This streaming service enhances the capabilities of the Fire Stick, which turns regular TVs into smart TVs. Pluto TV is ad-supported, meaning viewers do not need a subscription to watch. Instead, they can enjoy a range of live channels and programming at no cost. Although it does not offer on-demand content like Netflix, Pluto TV does provide a large library of shows and movies. Among the content available are classic dramas such as *Baywatch* and *CSI: Miami*. It also features true crime shows like *Homicide Hunter* and *Unsolved Mysteries*. For those looking for entertainment, shows like *Hell’s Kitchen* and *Mythbusters* are ready for viewing. Pluto TV boasts over 150 live channels and updates its library daily. It is described as “the leading free streaming television service,” allowing users to watch from anywhere. Many users on Reddit have expressed their excitement about Pluto TV’s availability on the Fire Stick. Comments range from appreciation for its free content to praise for its selection of classic shows. Some users particularly enjoy the service's extensive martial arts programming. To get an Amazon Fire Stick, customers can purchase it for £39.99, which also includes a voice remote powered by Alexa. In addition to Pluto TV, the Fire Stick provides access to other ad-supported streaming apps like Tubi and Plex.