Some films and TV series will not be available
Netflix has finally confirmed the launch date and price of its new cheaper plan with adverts. On November 3 from 4pm, customers in the UK will be able to sign up to the new 'Basic with Adverts' package for £4.99 a month.
Although the new plan will be cheaper, some films and TV series will not be available for viewing due to licensing restrictions, with the amount of content that might be unavailable to depend on which country you're in. Under the new plan, customers will not be able to download content and, like on its Basic Plan, will only be able to watch on one device. The video quality will be up to 720p HD, with the Basic plan being upgraded to match this as well. The Standard plan, however, which costs £10.99, lets you watch on two devices, while the Premium deal increases this to four devices and is £15.99.
Greg Peters, Netflix Chief Operating Officer, said: "We’re confident that with Netflix starting at £4.99 a month, we now have a price and plan for every fan.
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