Redbox, one of the popular online video rental services, has branched out into the Live TV domain with their free, but ad-supported, Live TV Streaming service.
In this tutorial, I will show you how you can access and watch Redbox Free Live TV service on any device including Amazon FireStick.
Note: Redbox is a legal video rental and now Live TV service. DO NOT confuse it with the third-party live TV app called Redbox TV APK.
Redbox has branded its new Live TV service as Redbox Free Live TV and currently offers more than 25 channels that stream TV channels in various categories including Movies, TV, Entertainment, News, and Kids. The company is planning to increase the number by adding 10 channels each month targeting over 100 channels by the end of this year.
Redbox Free Live TV is currently available only in the USA and offers some popular channels like TMZ, USA Today, NowThis, Dove, Fail Army, and more. If you are outside the USA, you can also access this service with the help of a VPN.
In addition, Redbox has introduced 3 new in-house channels branded as:
- Redbox Comedy
- Redbox Spotlight
- Redbox Rush
Redbox Free Live TV is truly free. You do not require a subscription. You don’t even need to create an account. Just visit Redbox Website and start streaming live TV.
How can I access Redbox Free Live Streaming?
Presently, this Live TV service is accessible only through their website. However, they will be rolling out apps for Apple TV, Roku, and Chromecast support.
Redbox Live TV will also be integrated with LG, Vizio, and Samsung smart TVs.
For now, you can access Redbox Free Live TV via a web browser on your computer, mobile, and other devices. Go to the following link in your web browser (Firestick users can refer to the next section of the tutorial):
https://www.redbox.com/stream-free-live-tv
The following webpage will open up (screenshot from a computer browser)
The channel preview screen appears on the top. You can scroll down to one of the categories below the preview screen and click the desired channel. Following categories are available:
- Featured
- Movies
- TV
- Entertainment
- News
- Kids
How to watch Redbox Free Live TV on FireStick
Redbox does not have an app for FireStick in the Amazon Store. They haven’t specified whether there will be any FireStick app in the future as well.
As I said, they are currently offering a browser-based service.
Thankfully, you can watch Redbox Free Live TV on FireStick in a web browser. You can use any supported browser including Silk, Firefox, etc.
Follow the steps below:
1. From the FireStick home screen, go to the top-left area and select Search
2. Look up for the web browser you want to use, such as Silk or Firefox
I am going with Silk Browser. Click Silk Browser in the search results
3. Click the icon that says Internet
4. Click Download or Get depending upon what you see
Wait for the app the browser to download and install
5. Click Open when the app has installed
6. Click the address bar in the top-left section of the browser
7. Type in the following URL:
redbox.com/stream-free-live-tv
Wait for the page to load
8. If you see any prompts, dismiss them
This is the Redbox Free Live TV webpage
As you can see, the channel-preview window is in the upper-left section. Underneath the preview window is the list of the categories. Scroll down to a category and click the desired channel. The channel will start playing in the preview window.
You can switch between preview mode and full-screen mode any time you want to.
Winding Up
Redbox is a video-rental service in the USA, which has rolled out a new IPTV service called Redbox Free Live TV. It is an ad-supported service with over 25 channels. It is currently accessible only through a web browser. However, the company plans to roll out apps for various devices in the future.
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