While streaming services are a dime a dozen, Tubi stands out as a service that provides a large library of movies and TV shows completely for free. This ad-supported offering, which is part of Fox Entertainment, has been attracting viewers who want a range of content options without having to pay for a subscription.

One of Tubi's greatest strengths is its vast and ever-expanding library of content. With more than 40,000 movies and television shows, it satisfies lots of tastes and interests. The collection ranges from movie action, comedy, drama, horror, classics and documentaries. In addition to the latest big-name blockbusters from the likes of Paramount, MGM, and Warner Bros., Tubi is home to independent films, cult classics and those hard would-be finds and for international watchers, a whole section of Spanish-language titles. This means there's something new and interesting to find all the time.

Experience and accessibility are two things that pull their strings by its hardware for Tubi. It's also organized in a manner that is clean and intuitive, so you can easily find something to watch by searching or scrolling through uniquely curated genres. Tubi also offers a slew of devices you can watch it on. Its content can be streamed on smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, streaming devices and web browsers. This service allows you to enjoy an uninterrupted entertainment experience regardless of where you live.

Tubi's greatest strength is its full completion of the word “free.” It does not cost a thing, which is a major barrier for many streaming services. Despite being ad-supported, the bulk of content library is worth that trade off for most. The service comes equipped with with easygoing personalization — registration is free, and in exchange for it, users get a library queue to return to later, recommendations tailored to their tastes or browsing history and a viewing experience that travels from one device to another without fuss.

In short, as a free, no-chores attached streaming service, Tubi deserves a lot of credit for its extensive library and live TV options. If you don’t mind the ad breaks, and if you can put up with only being able to watch shows within six months of their being broadcast, Its cross-platform support and family-friendly features make it one of the best options for tight-walleted viewers resistant to offering less than a high quality experience. For streamers, casual or otherwise, it's a must-try.