'I tried Netflix's cheap new subscription with ads – and it's not what I expected'
But to my shock, there weren't that many ads at all.There was a 30 second advert before it started.There were a third and fourth set of adverts, which were less than 10 minutes a part, which I found a bit excessive, even if they only went on for 45 seconds and 60 seconds respectively.needs to place the breaks at points where it's suitable, not midway through someone talking randomly.
Netflix tells me titles that are available represent on average from 85 to 95 percent of viewing, depending on the country.I only ever spotted the dreaded padlock icon - which signifies you can't access it - within the top ten list.The only other time you'll get this disappointment if it's something you know to be on Netflix, or you just search out of chance, and the title appears with the padlock on it once again.
I was quite sceptical about the idea of still paying with ads, but seeing how few there are has reassured me. If you're looking to be careful with money, don't care about having the very best video quality, and only need one screen at a time, this is a good little cash saver worth going for.
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