Family multi-screen planIsraeli TV in several rooms at once, up to five
At 9 pm in Tel Aviv, 2 pm in New York, one person wants the news, another a Hebrew series, a third a movie. Family multi-screen gives each of them their own screen, up to five in all, for one yearly payment.
- 27,000+ channels
- 61,000+ series
- 155,000+ movies
7 hours
A series on one screen, the news on another: 9 pm in Tel Aviv, 2 pm in New York.
Screens
- 2 screens$57.99/screen$115.98
- 3 screens$50.33/screen$150.98
- 4 screens$46.25/screen$184.98
- 5 screens$44.00/screen$219.98
$115.98
$57.99 a screen, paid once
2 simultaneous connections, 12 months
Card, PayPal, crypto, gift card. No automatic renewal.
What you get
- The Israeli live lineup, inside a provider catalog of 27,000+ channels
- An on-demand shelf for any hour of the US day: 155,000+ movies, 61,000+ series
- From 2 up to 5 screens playing together, as many as the option you take
- One US-dollar payment, twelve months
- No automatic renewal
- Covered by the 7-day refund policy
- Four ways to pay
- Plays through a player app on the devices in your home, from a smart TV to a phone
Who it is for
Households that rarely agree on the remote: a series in one room, a game in another, cartoons on the tablet. With four screens the bill is $184.98, which is $46.25 a screen.
Only one screen, or a shorter stay? Family on a single screen is sold by the month, up to a year.
Family multi-screen plan questions
Can one of us watch a Hebrew series while another follows the news?
Yes. Each connection streams on its own, so a series from the on-demand library can play in one room while the live news runs in another, and nobody has to wait for the other screen to finish.
We have one 4K TV. Family multi-screen or Complete 4K?
With a single 4K set, Family multi-screen usually makes more sense: every screen gets HD and the bill is lower. Complete 4K earns its price once two or more TVs are 4K; its multi-screen version starts at $138.97 for 2 screens.
Can one of the screens be a phone on the subway?
Yes. Any device that plays counts as a screen: a TV, a stick, a tablet, or a phone on mobile data on the way to work. What the plan limits is the number playing together.