Amazon is offering Apple TV for 50% off for new subscribers during Prime Day—dropping the monthly price from $13 to $6—if you sign up through the Prime Video channel before Friday, June 26.
Prime Day rarely leaves streaming deals this simple, but this one comes with a strict deadline. Amazon is offering Apple TV at 50% off your first two months, as long as you start the subscription through the Prime Video channel before Friday, June 26.
The standard cost of Apple TV is $13 per month. Under the Prime Day offer, that becomes $6 for the first two months—if you sign up through the Prime Video channel by the time the promo window closes on June 26.
Amazon says the discount runs as part of its Prime Day streaming push, and the setup matters. Apple TV discounts “almost never happen,” with the more common alternatives being limited trials. Typically. the best deal on offer has been a 7-day free trial. or a 3-month free trial when you purchase an Apple device. In that context, this Prime Day pricing is positioned as the cheapest way to subscribe.
The stakes are easy to understand if you’re already eyeing the shows people keep talking about. Apple TV is the official home of the Matthew Rhys-led horror comedy “Widow’s Bay. ” Colin Farrell’s noir “Sugar. ” and Jason Momoa’s political and historical epic “Chief of War.” It’s also the only place to watch the sci-fi thriller “Severance. ” directed by Ben Stiller.
The service also includes “Pluribus,” described as Vince Gilligan’s “indescribable” series featuring Rhea Seehorn, and the crime dramedy “Your Friends & Neighbors,” starring Jon Hamm.
By tying the discount to a Prime Video channel signup before Friday, June 26, Amazon has created a narrow window. If you’re looking for Apple TV at its lowest practical entry price all year, the choice is clear: the deal is available now for new subscribers, but only if you act before the deadline.
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