Today Microsoft announced an exciting extension to its partnership with Netflix, the world’s leading Internet TV network. For a limited time, in a deal aimed at TV and movie fans everywhere in UAE, Microsoft will be offering a three-month subscription to Netflix, as a bonus to customers who purchase select Microsoft products.
Between now and June 18th, any UAE consumer who buys an Xbox One gaming system with Kinect; an HP Pavilion x2, Pavilion x360 or Envy 13; Office 365 with a Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter; or Office 365 with a Microsoft Media Keyboard, will receive an in-box exclusive scratch-card with a code to activate a complimentary three-month Netflix subscription.
Netflix offers a new way of watching TV, giving its members the ability to enjoy TV series and films anytime, anywhere on any device, one episode at a time or full seasons at once. Hollywood movies, top TV shows, documentaries, independent films, stand-up comedy and a wide range of kids’ titles are now available to watch instantly on Netflix in the Gulf.
Netflix members can watch a wide variety of titles, including full seasons of Netflix original series never before broadcast in the region such as Marvel’s Daredevil, Narcos, Marvel’s Jessica Jones, Marseille, Grace and Frankie, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Marco Polo and critically acclaimed documentaries Virunga, Making a Murderer and docuseries Chef’s Table as well as the some Netflix Original feature films, Beasts of No Nation, The Ridiculous 6 and Special Correspondents.
“This partnership is a win for the customers we serve. We have a long relationship with UAE consumers, through Windows, Office and our many device brands, such as Xbox, Surface and Lumia. Those same consumers have now embraced the Netflix brand, demonstrating a thirst for the quality content on offer from them. By teaming up like this, we both create awareness in a crowded market and demonstrate to our customers that doing more can also mean having fun.”
– Mohammed Arif, Windows and Devices Group Lead, Microsoft Gulf.
The Netflix app recently received an update that made it use less data when streaming on the go
