These devices are supported by Netflix (original) (raw)

Netflix is everywhere That is, you can watch it on almost anything. Whether it's a TV or a separate box, or a computer or tablet or phone or whatever — you can watch Netflix on all kinds of stuff.

It's really just a matter of figuring out what's best for you. Maybe you have a smart TV with the Netflix app already built in. Maybe you prefer a single set-top box with all of your apps installed. Or maybe you'd rather use a phone or tablet and then use Chromecast or AirPlay to kick things over to the TV.

Point is, there are a lot of options for watching Netflix.

Here's the definitive list of supported devices for Netflix:

Smartphones and tablets that support Netflix

This will be a short list, of course:

Yep. That's it. You can find the Android app here , and the iOS app here . Amazon hosts the Netflix app here .

Smart TVs that support Netflix

The Netflix app is available on a number of smart TVs, but they have to meet a series of requirements from Netflix itself.

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Here are the TVs with Netflix built in, that Netflix itself recommends:

In addition, you can find the Netflix app installed on TVs from:

OK, so maybe a box is more your speed. Here are the streaming media players that Netflix officially (you'll find it on others, though) supports:

Game consoles that support Netflix

There are a number of game consoles that support Netflix natively. And they are:

Set-top boxes that support Netflix

A number of set-top boxes also support Netflix. This is the sort of thing that'll most likely come from your cable or satellite provider, so your mileage may vary.

Blu-Ray players that support Netflix

It's entirely possible to have a Blu-Ray player — that is, the current generation of high-definition DVDs — that also have a Netflix app built in. You can find them from the following companies:

Browsers that support Netflix