When Apple TV+ first launched, it seemed like another streaming service nobody needed. Years later, it has indeed found its niche — but not through volume, rather through quality. PCMag has published a fresh review, and there's plenty to discuss.
What the review says
Apple TV+ remains a 'pricey and limited' streamer with some gems. Instead of a massive library, it offers a curated selection of original shows, including acclaimed series and Oscar-winning films. This is a deliberate choice by Apple: to bet on premium content rather than quantity.
Why this matters for virtual card users
If you pay for international subscriptions, you know the struggle: subscribing to Apple TV+ from Russia or other restricted countries is a real challenge. Regional pricing, App Store ties, card blocks — all familiar. This is where virtual cards come in handy, allowing you to pay for the subscription without extra hassle.
What this means in practice
- Price: Apple TV+ is not the cheapest service, especially when considering the amount of content.
- Content: If you value quality series and films over an endless catalog, it might be for you.
- Payment: Subscribing from abroad requires a working card, and a virtual card is a reliable tool here.
Conclusion
Apple TV+ is not for everyone. But if you're a fan of 'Ted Lasso' or 'Killers of the Flower Moon', the service could become your favorite. The key is to sort out the payment, and virtual cards come to the rescue again.
This material is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice.
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