Maybe the question has been asked often but I do not get a clear answer.
I have a Netflix account or subscription and apparently get an Apple TV (which version is still unclear to me). I would like to look at Netflix, do I seriously have to pay for it despite my subscription? Then that would be much smarter to get from Amazon.
If you have the appropriate subscription for so many devices, you should only be able to log in and watch over the device. Works the same with other Apple devices
With every subscription you can look over a certain number of devices. If you have not exhausted this number yet, just sign in with your subscription on the Apple TV
Netflix only limits how many devices you can watch at the same time, depending on your subscription to 1, 2 or 4.
The number of devices on which you can basically use Netflix or be logged in, however, is not limited! On the Apple TV, he / she can use it anyway, regardless of the number of devices.
No, of course, there are no additional costs if you already have a Netflix subscription. No matter which.
In the case of an Apple TV of the 2nd or 3rd generation is a Netflix already on it, so you have to register so only; For the 4th generation and the Apple TV 4K with tvOS you have to download Netflix from the App Store (of course for free) and then log in to the app.
Only if you get the 1st generation of 2007, you could not use Netflix on it. But that's unlikely.
