If you’re looking to watch films and shows from outside the country, MHz Choice is the niche streamer for you. Originally created for diplomats visiting the US, MHz Networks created the streamer to host international films and shows. MHz Choice eventually garnered some steam with other niche communities, like Mormons, doctors at the Mayo clinic, and rabid cinephiles, but the affordable near $8 price point and excellent selection would surely appeal to all, even with its slightly clunky interface.
MHz Choice Review
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Summary
| Comparaison | Value |
|---|---|
| Cost | $7.99/month |
| Devices | Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, iOS, Roku, Samsung Smart TV |
MHz Choice Cost
MHz Choice costs $7.99 per month.
Why get it
Most American streamers tend to only have American films and shows, so MHz Choice is great for viewers looking for titles beyond their comfort zone.
Who is it for
For users tired of the same old movies on their side of the world, MHz Choice is a great option to expand your horizons. Amazon Prime and Roku Premium users can also add MHz Choice to their current subscription.
Background
After fifteen years bringing international films and shows to American televisions, MHz Networks made a shift to streaming when it launched MHz Choice. This is an OTT streaming service that hosts the same unedited, subtitled international library of MHz Networks, but this time on-demand via a subscription. It first launched in the US, but expanded in Canada two years later.
MHz Choice Devices
MHz Choice is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, iOS, Roku, and Samsung Smart TV.
Our verdict
Our team rates MHz Choice 6/10.
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