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I think it just comes down to being one of the better off many bad options. There are too many streaming services now and people are cutting back after trying
by tracker1 3y ago
I think it just comes down to being one of the better off many bad options. There are too many streaming services now and people are cutting back after trying many.
In the end, Netflix is about the best at a constant stream of new content while having good usability and quality. It's not a run of garbage reality TV.
I think Amazon Prime Video runs a close second and mostly for the tie in with delivery service. Though I'm not sure how well that will hold with a lot of people. Delivery effectiveness has slipped, with extra charges for the fastest delivery and now there's ads.
YouTube has a lot of new media and think it likely does well enough for subscriptions with the music and family plan.
Everything else looks sucks. HBO Max has slipped on original content and movies. Paramount is really hot or miss and heaven help you if you run a pihole or similar. NBC/Universal is almost worse. Disney is slipping, even though they're bundled with everything. Hulu has way too many ads, and the live TV option is just insanely expensive.
In the end, nobody is going to pay for more than 2-3 services for the most part. I'm the end, Netflix is still one of the better options for many.
I've liked more shows on Amazon myself.
- salesynerd 3y agoI agree. For me, a person living in Southeast Asia, Prime Video is a great choice - very cheap monthly price combined with a decent number of good movies and shows from Hollywood as well as across the region. Disney+ is cheaper than Netflix but the content is disappointing, unless you have young children who like all things Disney. Personally, I subscribe to Netflix opportunistically, e.g., I'll do so when the latest season of Stranger Things start airing and discontinue after watching the episodes.