You'd expect them to add 4K with this price increase. Greedy.
What do you mean? They already have a 4k plan they call it the 4 stream UHD plan.
You'd expect them to add 4K with this price increase. Greedy.
But you have to pay extra for 4K, with this price increase it should come default.What do you mean? They already have a 4k plan they call it the 4 stream UHD plan.
It’s a freaking dollar. A month. 12 per year. 3 cents a day. I can literally find that in my cup holder in my car. Or you could maybe cut out 2 coffee runs....a year, for you know, hours and hours of entertainment. Btw, you’re on a Apple forum complaining about one dollar a month.
Yes to an extent, Comcast will let you rewatch a missed show using on demand and there is the Xfinity app so you can also watch on the go but they don't last forever they usually tell you when the movie or show will expire. Of course for all this you pay a monthly cost for cable which for me bundles with TV Internet and phone for about $120.00 a month.I don't think cord cutting is just about money. If I want to watch a certain movie, I can just go to one of the services and most likely stream it. Same with shows.
Can Comcast do that? Can I decide to watch a show when I want to and not care about when THEY decide I want to watch it?
Is anyone surprised? Expect this to be $15 /month within a few years.
This means that those who now pay $9.99/month to stream on two screens at once (the standard tier) will be paying $10.99/month soon.
Netflix, $13.99
Hulu, $7.99
DirecTVNow, $35
YouTube Red, $9.99
Amazon, $8.25
= $75 a month
Yeah, take that Comcast. Cord cutting is WAY cheaper than having just one bill with 250 channels.
No we won't.
If Netflix loses 10% of their customers over this price increase (which is likely) the net result will equal zero.
$6 billion. Netflix invested $6 billion in content this year and rumored to spend even more for 2018. Apple is rumored to be spending $1 billion on content.Not surprising. Didn't expect them to be able to invest over $1 billion this year in original content without continued price hikes. We'll continue to see these happen every 6-months to year going forward.
People will still pay it...Netflix knows your not going to buy an apple product for hundreds of dollars and then be worried about paying an additional $1.00 a month. Lol hey Netflix why not charge 2.00 more we will still pay it.
They keep removing dozens of tv shows and movies every month (hundreds annually), and they want to increase their price?!
Hulu and Amazon are way better it seems by the day.
That would be great. When I subscribed to Netflix, it was for movies and shows that I already know and like, not some new crappy Adam Sandler "exclusive" movie or a prison comedy. I don't want to pay increased prices so they can go off into experimentation land and become a studio making things I'm not interested in watching.
Yes to an extent, Comcast will let you rewatch a missed show using on demand and there is the Xfinity app so you can also watch on the go but they don't last forever they usually tell you when the movie or show will expire. Of course for all this you pay a monthly cost for cable which for me bundles with TV Internet and phone for about $120.00 a month.
Well if 85% of there content was not mature but it is. Really first they ruined Marvel for me making that mature which was the last price increase.You do realize that the reason those shows and movies go away is because the movie house's and other content producers raise the licensing fees. This is #1 reason why Netflix produces it OWN content now. A good thing. Going to Amazon and Hulu won't shield you. They have the same issues with content that isn't theirs. When the networks and movie houses raise licensing fees on them it will be the same way.
It sucks. They don't even have complete seasons. Get Funimation (if you liked dubbed and older animie which I like) or Crunchroll (if you like sub and newer which I hate subtitles) and even Hulu has better animie too.What's their anime selection like?
They also add dozens of movies and TV shows each month, I think on balance their catalogue size stays pretty consistent, original content aside.They keep removing dozens of tv shows and movies every month (hundreds annually), and they want to increase their price?!
Hulu and Amazon are way better it seems by the day.
What country do you live in bud. Here in the states we are losing more than we are gaining.They also add dozens of movies and TV shows each month, I think on balance their catalogue size stays pretty consistent, original content aside.
No, no, Tivo is not just a DVR. Fixed that for you, from a 500GB Bolt owner.No, no, Tivo is a DVR. That means I have to actively know what shows I want to watch and tell it to record those. That's not the same.
I don't think cord cutting is just about money. If I want to watch a certain movie, I can just go to one of the services and most likely stream it. Same with shows.
Can Comcast do that? Can I decide to watch a show when I want to and not care about when THEY decide I want to watch it?