Top 10 Best Streaming Services In 2022

How much time do you spend watching video streaming services each month? If you answered yes, you might want to check out our top 10 list of video streaming services for 2022.

Video streaming services are becoming increasingly popular. They now account for over half of all Internet traffic. And according to Cisco Systems, global mobile data traffic will increase from 2.5 exabytes per month today to 4.4 exabytes per month in 2021.

Choosing the exemplary video streaming service can be tricky with so many options available. Here’s a look at some of the most promising ones for 2022.

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1. Netflix: This is the largest video streaming company globally. It offers two main products -- Netflix Original Series and Standard Content. You’ll find that standard content is similar to what you’d see on other networks such as T.N.T. or F.X., while original shows include series like Orange Is The New Black (O.I.T.N.B.) and Daredevil. More than 100 million subscribers watch more than 1 billion hours of streaming content daily. It added 3 thousand servers in Q3 2017 alone to cater to its growing audience.

2. Hulu: This T.V. the network was founded by Disney, Fox Networks Group, N.B.C. Universal, and WarnerMedia. However, this platform is not just about television programming. It’s also an online streaming site that produces hit content such as ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ (H.G.T.V.). Hulu Plus subscribers have access to live T.V. channels with cable-like features such as DVRs, unlimited cloud storage space, and parental controls. In addition, there are thousands of free videos available on-demand, including feature films, documentaries, and reality T.V. programs.

3. Amazon Prime: There is no doubt that Amazon is one of the most prominent players in retail and eCommerce. But consumers weren’t aware of the company’s online streaming ambitions until 2016 when Amazon launched their video subscription service called Prime Video. By offering ad-free viewing, 4K streaming, and access to exclusive titles, the goal is to become the Netflix of Asia. Today, there are more than 40 million Prime members around the globe, which probably explains why Amazon has been able to build its studio at total capacity and create original productions such as “The Grand Tour” (AMAZON) and “Jack Ryan” (Murdoch Mysteries).

4. HBO Max: It’s hard to believe that HBO came a long way back in 1972, but it wasn’t long before the first premium channel dominated the pay-tv landscape. While HBO still maintains a reputation for quality programming, it hasn’t always provided the best value proposition for customers. That changed in 2018 when AT&T acquired Time Warner for $85 billion and integrated its two companies. The result is a unified streaming platform under the title of HBO Max that includes both linear and non-linear platforms. It also has extensive licensing deals guaranteeing top movies, drama, comedy, news, and sports remain available.

5. YouTube Premium/Google Play Movies & Entertainment/YouTube Red: Even Google owns YouTube. Google Play is home to several media apps, including Google Music and Movies & Entertainment. And YouTube Red isn’t only about music either. Thanks to new content partnerships and its vast library of licensed content, YouTube competes with Netflix. Of course, users don’t get everything on YouTube because it carries advertisements. What they do get is great if you want to binge on shows like “Stranger Things,” “Black Mirror,” “Rick and Morty,” and others.

6. Disney+: Disney started in the 1940s as a movie studio and then grew into a global media conglomerate. Its first foray into the new digital world was through ESPN+, its standalone direct-to-consumer (D.T.C.) sports streaming service. Then in 2019, it announced plans to launch yet another streaming channel which will be the home to all things Disney. This means Marvel movies, Star Wars, Frozen, Toy Story, Pixar, National Geographic, and so much more. Even better? Most of these titles will come without ads. As for pricing, Disney says it will cost less than $6 per month. Whether or not that happens remains to be seen since Disney will need to compete against established players.

7. Showtime: Founded in 1985 as a cable channel, SHOWTIME has grown into an award-winning network that delivers premium television series, documentaries, dramas, comedies, reality competition programs, and more 24 hours a day. In addition to its T.V. channel, SHOWTIME provides subscribers with live access to over 50 Showtime channels and movie4me on demand via satellite and the internet. If you’re looking for something a little different, look no further than this premium channel.

8. Starz Play: Starz is owned by Lionsgate, which creates popular shows like “Empire” and “Power.” So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the company has decided to develop its D.T.C. services to target specific audiences. In 2020, Starz launched Starz Play, a streaming app that allows people ages 18 and up to watch original series and feature films from the vast catalog of Lionsgate titles. The lineup looks strong at launch with upcoming releases such as “Shaft” and “The Godfather Part III.”

9. Hulu With Live T.V.: A joint venture between Comcast and 21st Century Fox, Hulu has increased over the past few years. Like other streaming services, Hulu lets users choose from various packages depending on how many channels they subscribe to. But it goes one step further by offering live local feeds in select markets. Hulu has been considered a good option for cord-cutters thanks to its large selection of exclusive shows. The downside is that Hulu does place some restrictions on its live feed and doesn’t allow users outside the U.S. to subscribe to it.

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10. Uwatchfree: Uwatch free is available to everyone worldwide, but its services are somewhat limited compared to its competitors in other countries. Still, once you reach your account balance, you can enjoy unlimited entertainment, and you won’t have to deal with annoying advertisements. You can also download videos to view offline. Overall, it’s a decent choice for those on a budget. However, its user interface needs work, and there aren’t any additional features included.