Quibi has officially launched in Canada, and reviews of the new streaming service are already here.

The Los Angeles-based streaming service offers a selection of videos designed for your phone, including 50+ original shows starring familiar faces such as Chrissy Teigen, Nick Jonas, Sophie Turner, Jennifer Lopez and Kristen Bell.

All episodes are 10 minutes or less.

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The much-hyped streaming service has been met with heated reviews so far — particularly because their shows are based on some pretty outlandish concepts.

Among the shows launching on Quibi are "Murder House Flipped", where two designers must sell a house where a homicide took place, and "Dishmantled", where cooks have to recreate a meal that was fired at their face.

These sound like parodies, but they're not.

— Mathew Buck (@FB_BMB) April 6, 2020

American news outlet Vox wrote a particularly unforgiving review, calling Quibi a "more expensive YouTube" at best and "Snapchat but with worse quality control" at worst.

I checked out Quibi, and it fucking infuriated me. This is quite possibly one of the angriest things I’ve ever written. I’m just EXHAUSTED. https://t.co/pwmmjomQVD

— Emily VanDerWerff (@tvoti) April 6, 2020

While actor Moses Storm compared the streaming service to a paid version of gas station TV.

Quibi is like if the gas station TV cost money

— mosesstorm (@MosesStorm) April 6, 2020

Some people are pointing out that if you're going to splash out for a streaming service, you might as well pay for Netflix or Disney+, since both services offer more content than Quibi.

Let me get this straight. @Quibi is:

1. The same price as Netflix and Disney+

2. Except with a fraction of the shows

3. I can’t watch it on my big screen

4. And it’s called Quibi (qwih-bee)

🤔

— Andrew Wilkinson (@awilkinson) April 6, 2020

However, there are some positive reviews of Quibi so far.

Plenty of people are loving Nicole Richie's show "Nikki Fre$h," a six-episode spoof on the wellness industry.

Nicole Richie’s Quibi is the best Quibi I watched. Long may Nicole Richie reign. Watch Great News on Netflix.

— Esther Zuckerman (@ezwrites) April 6, 2020

While others gave Chrissy Teigen's comedic court-style series an enthusiastic thumbs-up.

I just binged Chrissy’s Court. I’m ready for more.

Although is it even considered binge watching when it took 37 minutes? @chrissyteigen official ruling?

— Jayde (@jayde_394) April 6, 2020

And this Netflix employee was particularly impressed with Quibi's original interface and fantastic editing.

Quibi.

+ The interface is incredible. It detects if you’re holding your phone vertically or horizontally and changes the layout on the fly.

+ The editing is A1 and each show feels bite sized rather than a small bite.

+ The content feels made-for-Quibi and does its own thing. pic.twitter.com/J0UQ7XtVV5

— kyle a.b. (@kyalbr) April 6, 2020

The takeaway? Quibi isn't all that it was hyped up to be, but there are a few shows worth watching.

And with the government predicting that social distancing in Canada could last for months, any form of new entertainment is thoroughly welcome.