Netflix & HBO Max [verizon.com] ($10/mo) Save $7.98/mo $95.76/yr
Apple One Individual [verizon.com]($15/mo) Save $4.95/mo $59.40/yr
Apple One Family [verizon.com] ($20/mo) Save $5.95/mo $71.40/yr
Apple Music Family [verizon.com]($10/mo) Save $6.99/mo $83.88/yr
Verizon also offers the following savings on the following perk, available for $20/month.
- Disney+ (no ads), Hulu (No ads), ESPN+ (No ads) - Save $9.99 mo / $199.88 yr
- Note: Once registered for the Disney perk (with Ads) [verizon.com], must then upgrade to ad-free tier on the partners website
- Pay an extra $10 (Total $20) to get Netflix Standard (No ads) + HBO Max Basic (with Ads)
- Pay an extra $11 (Total $21) to get HBO Max Standard (No ads) + Netflix Standard (with Ads)
- Note: Once registered for the perk, must then upgrade to ad-free tier on the partners website
Community Reviews
Verizon's perk bundle is mainly attractive for cheaper access to Disney, Hulu, ESPN, YouTube Premium, and Google AI Pro, with Google AI Pro standing out for 2 TB storage and Gemini features. The YouTube Premium option is widely seen as useful across devices, and the bundle can be paired with direct upgrades to ad free tiers on Hulu or Disney if needed. The biggest drawback is the ad supported streaming, especially Hulu, where ads can interrupt shows mid scene and make viewing frustrating. Eligibility and pricing can also be tricky, with some plans, prepaid lines, and grandfathered accounts not qualifying.
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Amex plat also reimbursing my YT premium family plan. Think im all set with subscriptions for now...
Amex plat also reimbursing my YT premium family plan. Think im all set with subscriptions for now...
I have the full version, and didn't know the difference so I suggested that a friend should try the $5/month ad supported version. OMG, now that I've seen what you'll get I was stunned.
Almost all streaming services are now increasing their revenues by forcing ads on people, but I was shocked when I watched it. We even started timing how long each segment was (show/ads) just to confirm what we thought we were seeing, and saying it's BAD is an understatement; 4-5 minutes of show, then 1-2+ minutes of ads. I'm not exaggerating. It's beyond what I thought they would do, and absolutely the worst I've ever seen. IMO it's not worth it even at $5/month, and I doubt this offering will be much, if any, better.
The word "BAD" isn't strong enough. I actually now think it's a scam where they make their money on the ads, and the $5 payment is just an added revenue bonus for them. More pointedly (pun intended) it's also a "sharpened FU stick" to the subscriber. Four minutes of show and two minutes of ads (worst case we saw) is not reasonable.
Network TV used to subject people to up to 10-12 minutes of insipid ads over an hour; this is a full on 40-50% of the run time increasing an "hour" show to 75+ minutes long.
Actually I dislike Disney immensely (politics), and Hulu is the only thing of value in the plan IMO...
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