On April 10, Amazon will introduce Prime Video Ultra, and start requiring Prime subscribers to pay extra for 4K streaming.

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Amazon Prime Video launches Ultra tier at $4.99/month for 4K streaming and Dolby Atmos, removing ultra-HD access from standard plans starting April 10.

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