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Amazon Prime expands in Estonia

September 10, 2018 09.14 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Estonian operator Elisa has added Amazon Prime Video to its offer.

According to the company, it is now available to Elisa Elamus wireless customers and costs €2.99 for the first six months, rising to €5.99 a month afterwards. To receive the service, they have to connect to the digibox and the go to www.primevideo.com.

Commenting on the development, Sliver Soomre, Elisa’s manger for TV services, said: “From now on, Elisa Elamus wireless users have a unique opportunity to enjoy original series and films from the world’s two best streaming services – Netflix and Amazon Prime Video – right through the digibox”.

As well as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, Elisa is now also offering an online gaming environment on digibox via the AirConsole app.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: Amazon Prime, Elisa, Estonia Edited: 11 September 2018 09:26

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