Tablet .. Netflix ?

I miss listening to the telly when cooking since moving to my new house.
I don't have a TV or ariel point .. 
Is the cheapest amazon tablet (£49 Currys) good enough to watch Netflix or eg. BBC iplayer ?? 


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  • forgotmyname
    forgotmyname Posts: 32,845 Forumite
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    Perfect for apps and photo's video may struggle depending on the compression.

    The 8" says video but i would go for the 10" instead a much better experience.

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  • JJ_Egan
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    At that price range don't expect much .
    New house no aerial unusual .
  • Carrot007
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    It will work but I would not recomend the 7inch as it has a horrible screen. (it's not even 720)

    The 8 inch is better and what I use. Amazon tablets regularly go on sale and I got it for £45. No idea when that will next be though!
  • Neil49
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    edited 13 March 2021 at 3:29PM
    If you wanted to view via a tv you can simply plug in a Roku stick (or similar) and stream via your WiFi. We do this for a tv in our kitchen as there is no aerial point there and it works perfectly.

    Netflix is supported as are the main 5 channels and YouTube amongst many others. 
  • Candyb101
    Candyb101 Posts: 18 Forumite
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    JJ_Egan said:
    At that price range don't expect much .
    New house no aerial unusual .
    No arial in the kitchen
  • Neil49 said:
    If you wanted to view via a tv you can simply plug in a Roku stick (or similar) and stream via your WiFi. We do this for a tv in our kitchen as there is no aerial point there and it works perfectly.

    Netflix is supported as are the main 5 channels and YouTube amongst many others. 
    yep this is the easiest way if you already have a portable tv with an HDMI input in the back of it. i use a firestick for this same purpose and works great.
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