Looking for NBCUniversal peacock Streaming service a try? You should make sure that you create your account on one Android phone or tablet or an Android TV like that Nvidia shield.
As part of a pre-launch contract with Google, those who log in to Peacock with an Android device can use the Peacock Premium Service free of charge for three months. Typically, $ 4.99 per month, Peacock Premium offers more than 20,000 hours of content, or almost double the amount available for the free, ad-financed tier.
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An ad-free version of Peacock Premium is available for $ 9.99 a month.
Continue reading: Everything you need to know about Peacock's launch
The Google Deal is a significant addition to the regular seven-day free trial that NBCUniversal offers to those who sign up for Peacock through Apple devices, Microsoft's Xbox, or web browsers. Under the contract, Peacock Premium is available until October 15th. From then on, users will be charged the regular monthly price of $ 4.99.
If you look at the fine print, the company's enhanced free trial depends on when you sign up. Those who sign up between July 15th and August 14th have access to a free 90-day trial, but must redeem their code by August 31st.
Those who sign up between August 15th and September 14th have a free 60-day trial, but must redeem it by September 30th. People who register between September 15th and October 15th can get a 30-day free trial, but must redeem their codes by October 31st.
After creating an account on Android, you can sign in and watch on other devices like iPhones, Xboxes or Smart TVs from LG and Vizio. The only difference now is that you can access the premium content for free over a longer period of time.
Some places you may not see Peacock: Amazon Fire TV and Roku. To like HBO from AT & T maxat the moment Peacock hasn't made a deal yet with the two most popular streaming platforms.
First look: Peacock Streaming App
Update, July 20: Adds new information on the fine print from Peacock and Google's Android promo.
