Editor's Review
Free streaming usually means a limited catalog and endless ads. Tubi flips that expectation. I opened the app looking for something to watch on a lazy Sunday and ended up binge-watching a full season of a British drama I'd never heard of—no sign-up, no credit card, just hit play. The library is genuinely massive, and the weekly additions keep it from feeling stale. Live TV is a nice bonus for catching local news or pre-game coverage.
What' s new ？
Tubi is getting a fresh look! It\'s your same favorite streaming haven, with all the free movies, shows, and live TV you crave, now rocking a brand new outfit! Everything you love is still here: - The biggest library of movies & shows in the streaming universe! - Award-winning Tubi Originals - Catch news, sports, and much more, live! - Fun and nostalgia on Tubi Kids Explore the new look, rediscover your favorites, and find something new to love – all free, forever. See you in there!
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Quick Starter Guide for New Users
Pick a subscription plan that matches what you listen to most. Start with the free trial period to test out content before committing.
Use the bottom category tabs to browse content. Jump straight to the Sports tab to find live games and talk channels, or the Music tab to explore genres and artist stations.
Save your go-to channels and shows to your Library for one-tap access. Turn on alerts for your favorite teams so you never miss a live game broadcast.
For commutes, connect the app to Android Auto. It will pick up your listening automatically when you get in the car, no extra setup needed.
At the end of the day, this isn’t the right pick if you only want on-demand track-by-track music playback. The radio-style format means you can’t just queue up any song whenever you want. But if you want live sports, curated ad-free music, and a massive library of talk, news, and exclusive content all in one app — especially if you already use SiriusXM in your car — the Android version delivers a solid, well-rounded experience. It’s not for everyone, but for sports fans and people who miss the feel of good curated radio, it’s one of the best options out there.
