
How to watch US Prime Video on Windows
Install OpenVPN Connect, import your USip profile and connect. Verify the VPN public IP on this device before opening the streaming app or a supported browser. Follow the Windows setup guide.
Prime Video works in many countries, but the titles available while travelling can differ from your home library. A US residential IP changes your connection’s network location; your Amazon account, membership, purchases and add-on subscriptions still determine what you can watch.
Use this guide to check your account first, choose the correct USip setup for your device and compare the result with a recorded playback test.

You may be able to watch selected titles while travelling, but a US IP alone does not guarantee the full US catalog. Amazon applies travel rules to your home membership, and add-on subscriptions have their own restrictions. Check whether the title is included with Prime, rented or purchased, or part of a paid channel before changing your setup.
For EU residents travelling within the EU, Amazon describes access to the home-country selection. A trip outside the EU, including to the UK, follows a different rule. See Amazon’s travel guidance.
| Your situation | Check first | What USip changes |
|---|---|---|
| Prime or Prime Video membership | Your account’s home country and whether the exact title is included there | The public network location seen during the connection |
| A purchased or rented title | Use the account that owns it; check the rental window and Amazon’s travel guidance | It does not purchase the title or extend a rental |
| A Prime Video add-on channel | The active subscription and its home-country travel restrictions | It does not turn a local channel into a US subscription |
| A live event | The event’s country, account and rights requirements | A successful film test does not establish access to that event |
Amazon generally limits add-on streaming to the home country and separately explains the EU travel exception. Read its add-on travel rules before buying another subscription.
You need an active USip subscription or trial for the connection and your own Prime Video access. USip VPN provides a residential US IP; it does not include an Amazon subscription.
USip routes VPN traffic through a real US home broadband connection. The assigned public IP is used by one USip customer at a time; the US location is assigned automatically. It is not a permanent fixed IP, and you cannot choose a city or state.
Prime Video may consider more than that IP when deciding playback. Your home account, included subscription, app and the title’s rights remain relevant. Amazon’s playback troubleshooting also addresses VPN or proxy detection.
A public IP has a country and a network operator. USip uses actual US home broadband for VPN traffic. Other VPN services may use hosting-provider addresses or different assignment policies.
Address type alone does not establish which Prime Video titles an account can play. Use the account checks and dated test record on this page to assess your situation.
Amazon membership prices and included features vary by market and offer. Add-on channels, rentals and purchases may cost extra; they are separate from the USip connection.
Check Prime Video’s current offer while signed in to the intended account. Read the title label and total charge before subscribing. The USip plans below cover the connection only.
Choose the instructions for the device that will play the video. Computers and phones use OpenVPN Connect; TVs and streaming devices use Smart DNS. Your streaming account is separate from USip.
Video interfaces may differ from current app versions. Follow the written setup guide if a screen or button has changed.

Install OpenVPN Connect, import your USip profile and connect. Verify the VPN public IP on this device before opening the streaming app or a supported browser. Follow the Windows setup guide.

Install OpenVPN Connect, import your USip profile and connect. Verify the VPN public IP on this device before opening the streaming app or a supported browser. Follow the Mac setup guide.

Install OpenVPN Connect, import your USip profile and connect. Verify the VPN public IP on this device before opening the streaming app or a supported browser. Follow the Android setup guide.

Install OpenVPN Connect, import your USip profile and connect. Verify the VPN public IP on this device before opening the streaming app or a supported browser. Follow the iPhone and iPad setup guide.
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Use USip Smart DNS on the TV or router. Confirm access and register the home network’s current public IP before entering the DNS settings. Use the streaming app supported by your device and subscription. A normal IP lookup may still show your home country.
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Slovakia · Mac · 14 October 2026, 18:40 UTC — Passed. The USip team recorded 16 minutes of Fallout S2E1 on a MacBook Pro 14 M3 using Chrome 152 and OpenVPN Connect 3.7. The tester marked the US catalog as available.
View this Prime Video test for the exact setup. This is one dated observation; it does not establish access for every Amazon account, title or device. View all recorded results, including issues and failures.
| What you see | What to check next |
|---|---|
| A VPN, proxy or location message | Confirm the connection on the playback device, close the old session and retest once. If the message persists, contact USip Support with the exact error; a US IP lookup is not proof that Prime Video accepts the session. |
| A title is missing or asks for payment | Check the title’s country listing and whether it is included with Prime, rented, bought or in an add-on. |
| The library looks unchanged | Check your home membership and travel rules, then compare the same title on the same account. Do not change your Amazon account country just to troubleshoot. |
| Browser playback works but the TV does not | Check the TV app, account and Smart DNS setup, including whether the current home public IP is registered. |
| A general playback or sign-in error | Update the app or browser, verify the device time and use Amazon’s help for the exact error. Account and playback errors are not always location errors. |
Open the country guide for local availability, account differences and device setup.
Official guidance reviewed 21 October 2026. This review date is separate from the playback test date.
Amazon lets members watch selected titles while travelling. The selection can differ from the home library, and EU residents travelling within the EU have a separate portability rule. Check the exact title and account rather than assuming the entire US catalog travels.
No. It changes network location, not your membership, marketplace, purchases or channel subscriptions. Playback still depends on the account and title.
Amazon generally limits add-on streaming to the home country and describes a separate rule for EU residents travelling within the EU. Check Amazon’s add-on travel guidance for your situation.
No. USip provides the connection. You need your own eligible Amazon account and any membership, rental, purchase or add-on required by the title.
Follow the Smart DNS guide. Confirm access, register your home connection’s current public IP and enter the DNS settings on the TV or router. Use the supported Prime Video app with your own account.
A detected US IP does not guarantee that Prime Video accepts the connection. Check the playback device, app session and account, then send the exact message to USip Support if it persists.
Start with one included title in a private browser.
That single test separates network location from marketplace, membership, Channels and device state without unnecessary account changes.