You Can Now Download Prime Video to SD Cards

By Anna Attkisson
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Android owners can now download Amazon Prime videos to an SD Card

Android owners with an Amazon Prime (opens in new tab) can now download videos to an SD card. I just wish more Android tablets offered SD card storage. 


This new feature is available today (July 15) in the U.S., U.K., Germany, Austria and Japan. It comes a couple days late for Amazon Prime crazy. But you can still sign up for Prime for $99 per year, or there is an $8.99 monthly option. With the annual option, you get a free 30-day free trial. 

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To start downloading movies yourself, simply set SD card as your primary location. There's also a toggle option to switch back and forth between internal and extra storage. Need ideas for what to download? Check out our Amazon Prime Streaming Guide. 

In addition to Prime Video, Prime members get access to free two-day shipping, Prime Music, Prime Photos and the Kindle Lending Library. Plus, Prime members get exclusive deals and discounts. 

Anna Attkisson
Anna Attkisson
Anna Attkisson is the editorial director at Tom's IT Pro. After getting infected with the tech bug at Wireless World and Cellular Business magazines as an intern in 1998, Anna Attkisson went on to dabble in a sorts of publications covering everything from children’s fashion to cars. During the last 9 years she’s returned to her roots where she’s been writing and editing for Laptop Mag and Tom’s Guide, before moving on to Tom’s IT Pro. Follow Anna Attkisson at @akattkisson.