12/1/2025
Apple TV is Offering 54% Off Their Streaming Service for a Limited Time This Cyber Monday
This steep discount allows subscribers the oppertunity to tune in to some of our favorite music-themed shows and films.
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Apple TV raised its monthly subscription price back in August of this year to $12.99 a month; however, you can sign up for the service for just $5.99 a month right now.
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That’s over 50% off on the first six months. This will give subscribers access to a slew of Apple TV classics like The Morning Show, Ted Lasso and Severance, in addition to live sports like Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer. Today, Dec. 1, is the last day you can take advantage of this deal before it’s gone for good. After the six-month promotional period has passed, your subscription price will go back up to $12.99 a month. We’ve never seen a deal like this before on Apple TV, especially one as affordable as this.
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Some of our favorite music-related content that you can stream via Apple TV includes the drama-filled Love & Hip-Hop Miami, FX’s documentary on the Sex Pistols titled Pistol, films like School of Rock, Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, George & Tammy, the musical hit Smash and the ever-popular K-pop-centric competition show where musicians reimagine their hits with K-pop idols and go head-to-head in song battles KPopped. With so much music content to stream, we think the service is a must-have for our readers, especially if you want to keep up on the “what’s what” of all things music.
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You can also take advantage of this $5.99 a month streaming deal via Amazon’s Prime. To tap in, you’ll want to subscribe to the Apple TV channel add-on within the Prime Video app to get started. That way, you’ll have access to a ton of Apple TV and Prime Video titles, all in one place at no extra cost to you. It’s a win-win situation. Other channels that you’ll find in the Black Friday Amazon streaming deal include Hallmark+, Acorn TV, Britbox, Vix, PBS Masterpiece and PBS Kids. You can also get streaming bundle subscription deals like BET+ and Starz together for just $3.99/month here (regularly $15.99).
Keep in mind, you’ll need to be an Amazon Prime member to take advantage of this Prime Video channels streaming deal. If you’re not a Prime member, you can use this link to get a 30-day free trial here. This will give you access to shop this Prime Channels deal, along with a plethora of the last of the retailer’s Black Friday deals.
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