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Top 5 ShowBox Alternatives: What’s Best To Choose In 2019?

ShowBox is one of the most popular streaming app. Users are able to watch a variety of video content ranging from well-known TV series to cult-classic movies without paying a dime.

While ShowBox is great it has its disadvantages. Maybe you won’t find a particular title.  Or you may want to watch something but the servers are down.

There are also the legal problems faced by the ShowBox team. Earlier in 2018 several studies sued the sites that hosted the APK file for the app. While the conflict has been solved, the sites in question are now forced to display ominous banners which clearly note that viewers are breaching the copyright law and they should opt for a legal alternative.

Important Notice:  While the apps presented below are safe it is advised to use a VPN if you plan to use them. The VPN will encrypt your traffic and no one will be able to tell what you are doing on your device.

  1. Megabox HD

This app packs a clean interface and a rich selection of content. The APK can be installed quickly and a PC or Mac client is also available for those that prefer a bigger screen. Most of the content is delivered in HD and there is something for everyone.

  1. Cinema Box

Cinema Box is another great alternative that delivers free content on your Android device or TV box. It also allows users to download their favorite content in case that want view it offline.

  1. Popcorn Time

Popcorn Time is one of the oldest free streaming services. It works by streaming torrents so there is a high chance to find fresh content. Users can also enable subtitles and the program works on all the major platforms.

  1. Sky HD

This app is limited to the Android platform but you can use a Chromecast in order to enhance your experience.

  1. Player Box HD

Last but not least Player Box HD offers all the features that made ShowBox popular and it is completely free to use.

By Henry R. Lares

Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post.  In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.

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