High-quality nonfiction films can feel tough to come by when scouring the ever-growing mountain of streaming apps out there. That's part of why documentary lovers are increasingly subscribing to one service that is solely devoted to docs, and it's extremely well-curated at the same time.
Curiosity Stream offers users on-demand access to thousands of world-class documentaries. Its platform features several hit series including Planet of Treasures, Out of the Cradle, and Deep Time History. It's also home to an impressive collection of original content including the Emmy-winning Stephen Hawking's Favorite Places, which won the News and Documentary Awards trophy for Outstanding Graphic Design and Art Direction.
Through April 2 at 11:59 p.m. PT only, you can get a lifetime subscription to the Curiosity Stream Standard Plan on sale for just $179.97 (reg. $399). This is the best price on the web for this lifetime deal!
The platform is regularly updated with new titles and productions that offer insightful and cinematic breakdowns of stories both recent and ancient. It supports 1080p high-definition viewing of your favorite docs, and it makes those viewings available on any of your smart devices.
The service has tools for downloading and saving content for offline viewing. This is ideal for travelers who need to prepare entertainment for long stretches without Wi-Fi access, or for anyone whose connection glitches while streaming.
A hit among both users and critics, this streaming service has a 4/5-star and above rating on PC Mag, Google Play (4.3/5), and the Apple Store (4.7/5). Flixed described it as having a "solid catalog of documentaries that gives people who want fact-based programming a home." Find out how Curiosity Stream fits into your TV-watching life while it's available for a low rate.
Through April 2 at 11:59 p.m. PT only, you can get a lifetime subscription to the Curiosity Stream Standard Plan on sale for just $179.97 (reg. $399). No coupon is needed for this price drop.
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