The days when streaming services kept the same price for years are apparently gone forever. It is a bit of an exaggeration to say that in recent years, practically all streaming companies have been taking turns raising prices, and after the recent announcement of a price increase by Slovak Voyo, Netflix is now following suit. This is happening about a year and a quarter after the last price increase by this giant.
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Netflix is only raising subscription prices in four countries in the world (specifically the USA, Canada, Portugal and Argentina), but given that it has always raised prices across the board in the past, it is more or less clear that sooner or later we will also pay more for the service here. As for the specific price increase, it has increased for all tariffs, with the basic one increasing by $1, the medium one by $1,50 and the highest one by $2. So if Netflix follows the same strategy here, we should expect an additional charge of around CZK 25 to 50, which would mean that:
- Basic: now 239 CZK per month/ after price increase maybe 259 – 269 CZK per month (if Netflix wants to end the price with a nine)
- Standard: now 309 CZK per month/ after price increase possibly 349 CZK per month
- Premium: now 379 CZK per month/ after price increase possibly 429 CZK per month
However, it should be added that in the USA there is no longer a basic tariff without ads, so the price has increased there from the lowest tariff with ads. It is therefore a question of whether or not this will be reflected in pricing in countries where Netflix also does not have ads. The question also remains when the delay will reach us. Netflix does not state this anywhere, leaving its subscribers in uncertainty in this regard.
Hmmm, Netflix is ending for me. Lately, I often get a picture like from VHS and they're getting more expensive...
I've noticed something like this too. On my PS5, the app buffers for the first minute and it's quite blurry, while on AppleThe TV is fine.
Anyway, this price hike is pretty crazy. If they raised prices once in a while, it's a waste every year, especially when they boast 300M subscribers. And the fact that they don't take into account how much content we have and how they keep deleting everything.
na maxI haven't noticed anything similar even in sky, it won't be the servers (I use the connection exclusively via cable)
The market will speak for itself...
I don't have time for it other than Christmas, so I don't care. I definitely won't pay it monthly.
A friend of a friend told a friend that services like coosub, Spliiit, Gamsgo, Sharesub were ideal for student testing.
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If only they had at least modified the app to Apple TV It should be similar to everywhere else, for example, when I select a movie, it doesn't show what language and subtitles it is in. I have to find out after starting the movie in the selection.
How is it like after a year? After all, the last time they raised prices was last September?!