Netflix often buries its documentaries beneath rows of reality TV. Curiosity Stream takes the opposite approach: documentaries make up its entire catalog.
A Documentary Streaming Service Without a Monthly Subscription
Curiosity Stream’s extensive library spans science, history, nature, and technology, with thousands of titles and new programs added regularly. Its collection covers topics ranging from ancient Rome and deep space to wildlife, including a strong selection of David Attenborough programs.
Series such as Engineering the Future, Deep Time History, and Into the Jungle explore how the world works instead of revisiting familiar true-crime stories.
The service streams in HD on phones, tablets, and TVs. The iPhone and iPad apps also allow users to download episodes for offline viewing. Search makes it easy to explore broad subjects, whether you want to learn about deep-sea creatures or ancient Rome, while the straightforward interface stays out of the way.
Bookmarking and resume playback make it easy to return to a documentary, even after switching devices. Curiosity Stream can also work well as relaxing background viewing, offering low-stakes educational programming that is easier to drift off to than a movie or a plot-heavy series.
For viewers who would rather spend an evening learning something new than rewatching the same show, Curiosity Stream offers a focused alternative to mainstream streaming services.
Get a Curiosity Stream lifetime subscription for $149.99, regularly $399.99, and save $250.
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Source: mashable.com
