Netflix v amazon prime video

[scottishmum]

We have Netflix and have used it for a few years, my mum and dad use our account too.

Anyone advise what the difference is with Netflix and amazon prime tv?
With amazon does that include prime membership for delivery from amazon etc? Do they have the same shows etc?
Can someone else use my amazon account for streaming like Netflix can.

Thanks .

[Teach0778]

I’ve got both. To be fair I don’t watch much on Amazon but I do use the prime benefits when shopping on Amazon.
I watch a lot more on Netflix- it’s my go to rather than Prime. I also find Netflix easier to use - but that may be because I watch it more!

[redfox5]

I'm not a massive fan of prime. Normally you have to pay extra for the good stuff. It's rare that I actually find something to watch on there.

And yes someone else can watch from your account.

Netflix is much better though!

[Princesa]

I can never find anything to watch on prime, every single time I’ve typed something in to watch it’s come up that I have to buy or rent it.

[Sandra & co]

We have both but mostly watch Netflix and the odd thing on prime

[Tesh11]

We have both and also mainly use amazon prime more for the shopping benefits and watch more on Netflix, we also have Sky with all the packages including movies, although we still find we have to quite often have to pay extra even with 3 subscriptions, very frustrating! DS wanted to watch night of the museum tonight from 2006 and had to pay extra 😡

[Dinglebert]

Got both. There are a few shows like Bosch on prime which I enjoy but nowhere the number on Netflix. Have it more for the prime delivery

[MillyMoo]

I cant ever find things I fancy watching on either of them! 🙈

[Libby29]

Originally Posted by MillyMoo

I cant ever find things I fancy watching on either of them! 🙈

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What kind of shows, film etc do you like , perhaps divers can help you pick something. I’ve just finished watching the boxed set of “happy valley” and enjoyed that

[wanye]

i have both, but i have prime video because it's bundled in with the free delivery subscription. if i didnt, i probably wouldnt bother. theres some good original stuff on there (mrs maisel) but theres far too much that shows up that you have to rent/buy. there should be an option to remove that from display (i use amazon firetv devices as my main playback units too)

saying that though, more and more stuff i want to watch isnt available on netflix either (older tv shows mostly) as a million and one other streaming services bid for content... it's potentially getting to the point where i ditch netflix too if it keeps going the way its going