Here’s the list of 4K content available to stream on Max’s Ultimate Ad-Free tier at launch: Max’s 4K streaming content will be supported on devices including: Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K and Fire TV Cube Android TVs, Apple TV 4K, Google Chromecast Ultra and Chromecast with Google TV, 4K LG Smart TVs, PlayStation 5, Roku Ultra 4800x, Roku 4k TVs, Roku Premiere, and Roku Streaming Stick+, 4K Samsung TVs, Vizio 4K Smart TVs, Comcast’s Xfinity X1 (Xi6), Flex and XClass TV. “Max will offer more than 1,000 films and episodes in 4K at launch, and we’ll be adding more every month as we move forward.” “We understand the value of offering our users a cinematic playback experience and to that end, we’ve implemented more advanced technology workflows that allow us to release more 4K content in a faster, more efficient way,” said Sudheer Sirivara, EVP of global technology platform at Warner Bros. The company said existing HBO Max subscribers will still have access to their current plan features (including 4K content) for at least six months following the launch of Max. HBO Max has offered some 4K content to subscribers on the $15.99/month tier, but it seems that eventually those subscribers will need to upgrade to continue getting access to 4K movies and shows. Max’s new Ultimate Ad-Free tier also will offer four concurrent streams, up to 100 offline downloads and Dolby Atmos and Vision will be available for select content and devices.
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