10 All Access Reviews

Extensive Content Library: Offers over 7,000 commercial-free episodes including popular US shows like The Good Wife, NCIS, Cheers, and Australian programs such as Neighbours, The Bachelor Australia, and I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!

Exclusive Original Series: Access to exclusive original CBS series such as The Good Fight, Tell Me a Story, and others not available elsewhere in Australia.

Early Access to Hit CBS Shows: Ability to watch hit CBS series before they air on traditional TV in Australia.

Live Streaming of CBSN News: Includes live streaming of CBSN, the 24/7 streaming news service with live anchored coverage and original reporting.

Multi-platform Availability: Accessible via iOS and Android apps, Apple TV, Android TV, Chromecast support, and online through the website. Supports watching on three screens simultaneously.

Commercial-Free Viewing Experience: Enjoy binge-watching without interruptions from ads across thousands of episodes.

Affordable Subscription Model: Priced at $9.99 AUD per month with a free introductory month for new subscribers; subscription can be cancelled anytime providing flexibility.

Diverse Content for All Audiences: Combines classic TV series, current seasons of popular shows, exclusive originals, reality TV favorites, and news content all in one platform catering to varied tastes.

Convenient On-Demand Access Anytime Anywhere: Enables viewers to watch their favorite shows on multiple devices at their convenience without being tied to broadcast schedules or locations.

Access to fan-favorite crime series: 10 All Access offered some popular crime shows like NCIS and back-catalogue episodes of The Bachelor, which attracted a niche audience interested in these genres.

Streaming availability: It provided streaming access to Network Ten content, including live TV and on-demand shows.

Subscription flexibility: Some content was available without a subscription, allowing limited free viewing.

Limited streaming service quality: 10 All Access was criticized for barely qualifying as a full-fledged streaming service due to its limited content library and features compared to competitors.

Replaced by Paramount Plus: The service has been completely replaced by Paramount Plus in Australia, indicating it was not competitive or sustainable long-term.

Lack of advanced features: Unlike other platforms, it lacked common user-friendly features such as watchlists or extensive device support.

Age restrictions and content warnings: Users must be at least 18 or supervised if younger; some content may be offensive or unsuitable for children without adequate parental controls.