It's probably safe to assume if you were able to watch Prime Video in a browser on a device, you'll be able to run this app easily. It comes in at just under 38 MB, which is about standard for these kinds of apps and should run on practically any device that runs Windows 10. Despite the free download, the app still adheres to the Prime Video business plan, so access will cost $8.99 per month, or come free with an Amazon Prime annual subscription. The official application is currently listed in the Microsoft Store, free of charge. Now, we can add Amazon Prime Video to the list of video streaming services with dedicated Windows apps. Related: How To Set Up An Amazon Prime Watch Party The Right Way For a massive percentage of subscribers to platforms like Netflix and Hulu, the app interface is the only way they've ever interacted with the service. That's because all these services people use for entertainment on a desktop are now commonly seen on smart TVs, set-top boxes, and game consoles. While it is indeed amazing what can be accomplished in modern web browsers, desktop apps with bespoke feature sets catered to one program's user experience will only become more desirable as time goes on. Rejoicing over desktop apps makes much more sense than it might initially seem. For desktop viewers, the service was previously constrained to a web browser. After years of waiting, Microsoft Windows 10 users finally have a native app for Amazon Prime Video.

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