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Quibi can stream on Apple TV, Android TV and Amazon Fire TV, but still not on Roku

Here's how to get Quibi in your living room.

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Oct. 20, 2020 5:28 p.m. PT

You can now get Quibi on your TV.

Quibi

In an attempt to pull in more viewers by expanding to TVs, Quibi has launched apps for Apple TV, Android TV and Amazon's Fire TV and Fire TV Stick. The streaming service was previously mobile only, launching in April with series that are a maximum of 10 minutes per episode. Quibi costs $5 a month after a free 14-day trial.

Despite reports in September that Quibi is looking to sell itself less than six months after launching, the company said it has "successfully launched a new business and pioneered a new form of storytelling."

Here's how to set up Quibi on your living room devices: