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The New Apple TV And Peacock Premium Bundle Is Now Available

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Consumers now have the option of bundling Apple TV (formerly Apple TV+) and Peacock Premium together at a cheaper price than usual. The new subscription bundle is now available through both streaming platforms.

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  • Consumers can now subscribe to a joint Apple TV and Peacock bundle for $14.99/month, or upgrade to an ad-free version of Peacock Premium for $19.99/month.
  • New subscribers can subscribe to the bundle when signing up through Apple TV or Peacock while existing users can upgrade to the bundle directly through their account settings.
  • Subscribers to either service can also now sample up to three episodes of select shows from the other platform without bundling.

Although the bundle was announced last week, it has only become available to consumers beginning today (Oct. 20), and only to consumers based in the U.S.

The option to bundle the two services is available to new subscribers signing up either through Apple TV or through Peacock.

Priced at $14.99 a month, bundle subscribers get ad-free access to Apple TV and ad-supported access to Peacock Premium.

For those that would prefer to remove the ads from Peacock as well, there is the option to upgrade to the $19.99/mo Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus bundle.

If subscribed to either Apple TV or Peacock Premium, the collaboration has also resulted in some additional content becoming available without the need to subscribe to the other service.

Apple TV subscribers are now able to watch up to three episodes of select Peacock shows in the Apple TV app, including Law & Order, Bel-Air, Twisted Metal, and The Hunting Party.

Those subscribed to Peacock Premium can now stream up to three episodes of select Apple TV shows in the Peacock app, including Stick, Slow Horses, Silo, and Foundation.

Existing Apple TV and Peacock subscribers can also now upgrade to the bundle through their account section, or by clicking on the Get Bundle link on a listing for any of the sample series from the other streaming service.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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