Prime Video allows you to connect up to three devices with a single account, but simultaneous streaming is limited to two devices. Here’s a concise breakdown:
- Devices connected per account: Up to three devices can be registered or linked to your Prime Video account.
- Simultaneous streams: Only two devices can stream Prime Video content at the same time with the same account.
- Content limits: The two concurrent streams can be different programs; the same content cannot be played on all three devices at the same time (there is typically a limit where the same title can be watched in parallel on two devices, while the third device would need a different title or wait for a screen to become free).
- Offline viewing: If you download content for offline viewing on mobile apps, this does not count toward the simultaneous streaming limit, as downloads are stored locally on that device.
If you’re trying to plan a shared watch across multiple locations, two people can watch different titles at once on two devices, and a third person would need to wait or switch to a different title. If you want to maximize concurrent viewing beyond two streams, a workaround would be to download content on one device for offline viewing, but that still won’t count as an active streaming session online.
