Access to 4K streams went up in 2021, and will now set you back £13.99 ($17.99, AU$19.99) per month. Subscription plans start at £5.99 ($8.99, AU$10.99) per month for standard-definition streams, but it's worth paying £9.99 ($13.99, AU$15.99) for the HD streams. You can download shows and films to your mobile device to watch on the go, too. There's plenty to watch in 4K and HDR, and it supports 5.1 and Dolby Atmos surround sound audio. You're not left wanting when it comes to picture quality, either. It's a doddle to use, available on almost any device (including streaming sticks, smart TVs and games consoles) and it's now so ubiquitous that some TVs' remote controls even have a dedicated Netflix button. What is there left to say about Netflix? It has a huge selection of original content, including Squid Game, Bridgerton, Lupin, The Witcher, Stranger Things and more. All of which gives plenty to enjoy, and not just for the kids.ġ2 of the best Disney Plus shows and movies It supports a wide range of devices too, from web browsers and smartphones to tablets, streaming dongles and games consoles. Audio technologies 5.1 and Dolby Atmos are part of the package, and the service is a cinch to get to grips with.

There's plenty of 4K HDR content to enjoy, and you can download it all to your device to enjoy on the go. But what of the actual service itself? It's very good indeed.

Star Wars), Marvel, Pixar (the Toy Story franchise), National Geographic and Star. Oh, and there are also offerings from Disney's subsidiaries Lucasfilm (i.e. Not only does it have a vast back catalogue of classics (think Sleeping Beauty, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Dumbo etc) but also modern classics like stage show sensation Hamilton and smash hit Frozen II.

The House of Mouse has gatecrashed the streaming party, taking some of the shine (and content) off Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.

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