What can we add about Pluto TV at this point? Without a doubt, it is the number one option for watching free TV on the internet, with over 200 channels, series, and on-demand movies. The platform welcomes millions of users every month on its web version, Smart TVs, and mobile apps, but now it's time to add the very Microsoft Store. Indeed: enabled regions can already download Pluto TV for Windows 11 for Windows 10, and Xbox consoles and enjoy its service in a very convenient app.
The Pluto TV Phenomenon
Judging by the impressive jump in popularity, the constant growth of its lineup, its geographic expansion, and the presence of new sponsors, it is very easy to conclude that Pluto TV is the best alternative (for now) for watching free TV on the internet. Fortunately, its acquisition by Viacom did not ruin things but quite the opposite, expanding its catalog at different levels.
Another positive aspect of Pluto TV is its wide availability across all kinds of devices. Both Android and iOS have official apps, several Smart TV models include it in their stores, and of course, we cannot ignore the Web edition. However, its appearance in the Microsoft Store was missing. We are aware that many users are not interested in getting software that way, but if you are willing to make an exception, then you can download Pluto TV for Windows 11, Windows 10, and Xbox consoles.
Pluto TV, now with official app for Windows 11
The first good news is that the Pluto TV experience does not change at all inside the app. We can jump from live TV to on-demand movies with a couple of clicks, visit more than a dozen main categories, use manual search, or follow Pluto TV's recommendations under its Featured section. The second good news is that there are no additional restrictions. We know that Microsoft has a very particular vision of these things, but with Pluto TV there are no mandatory registrations or logins.
Pluto TV for Windows 11: Technical Details
The Pluto TV for Windows 11 and Windows 10 app feels quite fluid, and we haven't detected any problems so far, but in general terms it behaves like a wrapper, and a trained eye will soon spot Microsoft Edge working in the background. I insist: Pluto TV did not register performance incidents during our tests, and the loading of streams is almost immediate. However, don't be surprised by the additional Edge processes.
Finally, it is important to note that the app download is not yet available in Spanish territory. It's only a matter of time: We'll leave the link below so all interested parties can access it manually, but if you want to try it now, go directly to the Microsoft Store on your operating system or console and search for Pluto TV there.
Pluto TV on the Microsoft Store: Click here
