Amazon Fire TV devices are not supported by NBC's new Peacock streaming service, which recently went live. NBCUniversal and Amazon are currently at odds over a number of financial concerns, and it doesn't seem like they'll be figuring it out anytime soon, just like with the debut of HBO Max around late May.
The good news for Fire TV users is that there is a fix available: simply sideload the Peacock app from Android TV onto your Fire TV device in its place. The programme itself functions perfectly, but the setup is a little difficult.
This is how to get Peacock on your Fire TV right now: Edition TV, Fire TV Cube, Fire TV streaming box, as well as Fire TV Stick.
For the following step, we’re going to install the program via a third-party site called APKMirror. We'll just use a quick link in the Downloader app to install it straight, despite the fact that the real APK installation file is available here for reference.
You may either create an account or sign in with an existing one once you're within the app. Set up an account on your Android device first if you have one, as you'll be qualified for three free months of Peacock's Premium service as a result of an agreement with NBCUniversal and Google. Soon after signing up, an email with an offer may arrive.
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