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Netflix testing an affordable Mobile+ plan with HD resolution

Netflix is testing a new mobile-only plan in India that lets users stream in HD. The plan has a monthly subscription of INR 349, which is roughly around PHP 230.

Compared to the Mobile plan Netflix introduced last March, the Mobile+ plan will let viewers stream videos in HD resolution on one mobile device — either a phone, tablet or a computer — at a time.

Netflix Mobile+ Plan

Since its still in the testing phase, Netflix is currently gauging people’s interest in the Mobile+ plan before they make it a staple.

Hopefully, this gets approved and we see it in the Philippines as well.

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The most affordable plan in our country right now is the PHP 149/month Mobile Plan, which only streams in SD resolution on one smartphone or tablet at a time (no computers or SmartTVs).

How to sign up on Netflix

To sign up for Netflix, all you need is a compatible device and the Netflix app.

  1. You can start by downloading the Netflix app or visiting www.netflix.com.
  2. Select a plan that suits you. For example, if you rely mostly on your phone for entertainment, then the Mobile Plan is for you.
  3. Add your account details and start streaming.

There are four available plans in the Philippines:

  • Mobile – PHP 149/month
  • Basic – PHP 369/month
  • Standard – PHP 459/month
  • Premium – PHP 549/month

You can pay for Netflix using credit and debit cards, via direct carrier billing with your existing network provider (Smart, Globe, PLDT, SkyCable), PayMaya, GCash, or with a Netflix prepaid card from Codashop.

Here are some of the features you’ll enjoy with a Netflix subscription:

  • Smart Downloads: Downloads the next episode over Wi-Fi, and deletes the one you’ve seen.
  • Mobile previews: Watch previews in vertical video format.
  • Data saver: Lets you stream up to 6.5 hours of Netflix on just 1GB of data.
  • Android lite UI: Automatically loads Netflix faster on entry-level smartphones .

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Bryan is a geek at heart and a tech enthusiast by choice. He has a strong background in corporate communications, marketing services, and customer relations having worked in the telecommunications and banking sectors for over two decades. In his spare time, he enjoys watching clips on YouTube and binge watching shows on Netflix.

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