I would definitely cancel Prime Video and Apple TV in November 2026 —here's why
Here's why you should consider canceling HBO Max in September 2026.
As the holiday season begins, many consumers are faced with mounting expenses, prompting a closer examination of their monthly subscriptions. A Tom's Guide survey revealed that some individuals are spending over $60 on seven or more streaming services, questioning the necessity of keeping all of them active. Among the services to consider canceling in November 2026 are Prime Video and Apple TV.
While Prime Video's lineup includes highly anticipated shows like "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" season 3 and "Blade Runner 2099," its release schedule may allow for waiting until the following month to binge-watch. Apple TV, on the other hand, has recently wrapped popular shows such as "Slow Horses" and "Dark Matter," leaving a void in its content lineup.
However, new series like "Stick" and "12 12 12" have been added, but their weekly formats make them less compelling for immediate cancellation. By canceling both subscriptions, users could save nearly $30 per month, leading to significant savings throughout the year.
Written by urgent.news from Tom's Guide's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
