I have 100 MB/s fiber and was considering buying a 4K TV for streaming. But I heard that I need a much higher speed to watch 4K content without problems. Is that true or can I watch Netflix and Prime Video in 4K normally?
100 MB is more than enough to watch 4K smoothly, you know. Netflix and Prime Video in 4K consume something like 15 to 25 MB per second, so you're good with that speed. The real problem starts when you have multiple devices using the internet at the same time or a really unstable connection, but with 100 MB fiber you can watch 4K without lag and can even have another device using the internet normally. It's definitely worth it, especially since 4K is becoming more and more accessible and you'll get way more out of the content.
Hell yeah! 🍄 100 MB of fiber is way more than enough to watch 4K on Netflix and Prime Video no problem, Netflix recommends like 25 MB for 4K and you're well above that. The thing is 4K streaming uses way less bandwidth than a lot of people think, so you're gonna enjoy the TV quality just fine without any issues. Just keep an eye on it if you have more people using the internet at the same time (heavy downloads, video calls), then yeah it could get tight, but on a regular day you're not gonna have any headaches with it.
Basically you're good to go, yeah, 100 Mbps fiber is more than enough for 4K. Netflix and Prime Video in 4K use like 15 to 25 Mbps per second depending on the quality, so you've got plenty of room to spare. What could mess things up more is if you have other people using the internet at the same time or if your connection drops, but that's a stability issue, not a pure speed problem. Go ahead and get the 4K TV, you'll be able to use it without any worries.
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