Apple TV, the iPad and iPhone maker’s video streaming service, offers a growing library of exclusive high-end dramas, comedies and original films, including Ted Lasso, which returns later this year, and Shrinking, spy thrillers Slow Horses and Tehran, sci-fi epics Foundation, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters and For All Mankind, Down Cemetery Road and F1: The Movie.
The service costs £9.99 per month after a seven day trial period and can be watched on Apple’s own devices plus a range of set top boxes and streaming devices including Sky Q, Sky Glass, Amazon’s Fire TV range, Roku, Android and Google TV devices, plus smart TVs from major brands including Hisense, LG, Sony and Samsung.
For a limited period anyone buying a new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV set top box or Mac, can claim three free months and several big name retailers and brands also offer extended free trials or bundled access, including:
- Barclays Blue Rewards customers get bundled access to Apple TV as part of their account benefits
- Three months free for BT TV customers
- Six months free for EE TV customers
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