Great news for Netflix Ad Plan subscribers! After that, the platform’s ad-supported subscription plan, 1080p resolution. Until now, the limit was at a maximum resolution of 720p. The update was officially announced by the company recently.

Netflix launched its basic plan with ads in Spain on November 10, 2022. (November 1, 2022 in Mexico) with a monthly price of 5.59 euros and a system that delivers 4 minutes of ads for every hour of content played.

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Netflix’s decision to increase the resolution of its ad-supported subscription plan came shortly after Disney+ announced its own ad-supported plan for $7.99 per month. Full HD, HDR10, 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision and expanded aspect ratio with improvements in IMAX.

The important thing about this news is that the resolution of Netflix’s ad-supported plan has been increased from 720p to 1080p. without any additional economic costs for subscribers. In addition, the number of simultaneous broadcasts will be increased. Now, I would not recommend such subscriptions. Costs 5.49 Euros per month and for a few more euros, you already have access to the ad-free basic plan in HD quality.

They reported from Netflix that users in Spain and Canada will be able to access the content of the platform’s catalog in 1080p resolution. immediately and that the update will reach other countries by the end of this month of April 2023.

It turns out that the subscription service with 30-second ad spots turns out to be profitable for Netflix. the company stated their ad-supported plans already generate more revenue than their basic plan. Now they want to continue to increase these numbers by offering a new benefit to subscribers. On the other hand, Netflix has canceled DVD shipments by mail, a service that many users on the platform are not even aware of.

What do you think of this new Netflix strategy? Have you tried the plan with platform ads?