Max: new streaming will correct one of HBO Max's biggest flaws in Brazil
Max, Warner's new bet on streaming, will be launched in Brazil on February 27th, bringing with it the proposal to unify the content already available on HBO Max with the attractions of Discovery+. This merger aims to enrich the offer without changing prices for current HBO Max subscribers, who will have access to the new platform using the same logins and profiles.
Furthermore, the new service is preparing to correct one of the biggest flaws of its predecessor, promising an integration long awaited by the Brazilian public.
Max combines HBO Max and Discovery+ catalogSource: Warner
Learning from mistakes
HBO Max, despite its popularity in Brazil, has faced criticism for not provide a native app for the Amazon Fire TV Sticka streaming device widely used in the country.
This absence forced users to look for alternative methods to access the service, such as screen mirroring on Android smartphones or manually installing the application via APK, processes that did not offer the same ease or security as a dedicated app.
True Detective: Night Country will be available on MaxSource: Max
However, the company appears to have learned from this experience. With the launch of MaxWarner promises to make an official app available for the Fire TV Stickcorrecting one of the main flaws of its predecessor and significantly improving the user experience.
And how much does Max cost?
Max offers three different plans to meet different needs and budgets:
Basic Plan with Ads: for R$29.90 monthly or R$225.90 annually, this plan offers:
- Limited Ads
- 2 simultaneous devices
- Full HD resolution
Standard Plan: with a monthly fee of R$39.90 or R$357.90 per year, includes:
- 2 simultaneous devices
- Full HD resolution
- 30 downloads for offline viewing
Platinum Plan: for R$55.90 monthly or R$477.90 annually, bringing:
- 4 simultaneous devices
- Full HD and 4K Ultra HD resolution
- Dolby Atmos audio
- 100 downloads for offline viewing
