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The difference is that there's no reason to keep the expensive 4k account. The Premium plan is 4k streaming, and up to 4 devices. But now they want to keep tho
by joecot 4y ago
The difference is that there's no reason to keep the expensive 4k account.
The Premium plan is 4k streaming, and up to 4 devices. But now they want to keep those two features bundled, while limiting your ability to stream to 4 devices (because now they'll all need to be in the same house). Sharing my account was my reason to suck that up and pay 20 bucks a month for 4k streaming.
Now only I can watch it, or in OP comment's case only his mom can watch it, so there's no reason to not just switch to the basic plan with 720p for 10 bucks a month. Point is, there will be cancellations, but also a ton of people halving their subscription cost. It's going to hurt Netflix on both ends.
- indigodaddy 4y agoIt will just be cancellations. No one is going to 720p. Not sure how you could think that.
- prng2021 4y agoThere are more than just cancellations and downgrades to consider. Netflix will make money from people who pay for their own accounts and from their new revenue stream of ads. There's also a very noticeable image quality difference between 4k and 720p, so there's no reason to assume the basic plan is what everyone will downgrade to like yourself.