Is Netflix on Magenta 55+ and Magenta MAX 55+ a "real" Netflix account?

My primary concern was keeping the 10GB hotspot our current plan gives me. 

The “Magenta 55+” plan is the same price as what we have, has the same in-flight WiFi offering but only a 5GB hotspot and a pretty worthless Netflix offering.

The “Magenta Max 55+” plan has a potentially useful unlimited in-flight WiFi feature, an absolutely overkill 40GB hotspot and a normal Netflix offering. We’d basically end up paying $20/month for a $14 Netflix account and an hour or so extra WiFi time on the 4 flights we’ve been taking each year when there hasn’t been a plague.

We’ll be staying with our current plan, which has proven to meet our needs.

I was just posting about this.  New to Tmobile and have the Magenta 55+ with two free lines of SD Netflix.  Have an existing single user $8.99 Netflix account.  How did you go about using your existing account for signing up?  You said you used Tmobile’s link, but was in the general sign up link or a special one for existing Netflix account?  And you can watch it on a home tv with Roku or some streaming device?

Use the link posted above.

I have the same Netflix account that I had before I got the Netflix discount.   The only change is that the billing is done by T-Mobile and not by Netflix any more.

Depends on the plan and number of lines.

Magenta plans

• 2+ lines: We cover up to $8.99 towards the Netflix Basic (1 sreen, SD) subscription priced at $8.99.
• You can upgrade to Netflix Standard (2 screens, HD), priced at $13.99, or Netflix Premium (4 screens, UHD), priced at $17.99, and we cover up to $8.99, which means you only pay $5 for Netflix Standard or $9 for Netflix Premium!!

Magenta MAX plans

• Single lines: 
  • We cover up to $8.99 towards the Netflix Basic subscription priced at $8.99
  • You can upgrade to Netflix Standard, priced at $13.99, or Netflix Premium, priced at $17.99, and we cover up to $8.99, which means you only pay $5 for Netflix Standard or $9 for Netflix Premium!
• 2+ lines: 
  • We cover up to $13.99 towards the Netflix Standard subscription priced at $13.99.
  • You can upgrade to Netflix Premium, priced at $17.99, and we cover up to $12.99, which means you only pay $5! 

Magenta Plus, ONE w/ ONE Plus plans

• 2+ lines: We cover up to $13.99 towards the Netflix Standard subscription priced at $13.99.
• You can upgrade to Netflix Premium, priced at $17.99, and we cover up to $12.99, which means you only pay $5! 

ONE plans

• 2+ lines: We cover up to $10.99 towards the Netflix Standard subscription priced at $13.99 which means you only pay $3!
• You can upgrade to Netflix Premium, priced at $17.99, and we cover up to $10.99, which means you only pay $7! .

I have 2 lines on the Magenta 55 + plan. Added Netflix Standard for HD viewing to replace my account that I was paying for.  My new total plan now shows I am being charged 13.99 for Netflix and that cost was added to my monthly charge. Am I missing something and shouldn’t the charge for the service be $5.00 per month.  How does this work? Do I get charged and then get a bill credit every month? 

Thanks

WHERE is the above found on T-Mobile’s site? A website URL please? 

All current references I could find quote 2023 prices: “Netflix Basic (1-screen, up to $9.99/mo. value)” and “Netflix Standard (2-screens, up to $15.49/mo. value)” at https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/netflix-on-us I can’t find any reference for how much Netflix Premium costs through T-Mobile. 

Not trying to add another user, though I do like Clark Howard. I upgraded to Premium, have Magenta Max, and the T-Mobile charge increased more than the difference between Standard and Premium including any sales taxes. T-Mobile appears to have no current reference for upgrade costs — that’s why I asked for a reference website address. 

On my account page, T-Mobile describes the add-on as “$12.99 Netflix Discount” so the “up to $15.49/mo. value” is simply T-Mobile’s marketing, legalese description of a negotiated discount with Netflix and cannot be used to calculate the actual cost of Netflix Premium. 
 

The detailed breakdown of costs quoted by @cjake is no longer available on T-Mobile’s website?

T-Mobile Will Continue To Offer Netflix Basic "On Us", Despite Netflix Ending The Plan (tmo.report)

Not getting the Edit option on previous post.   I meant to say…

Similarly, I suspect that a current subscriber who has the $13.99 Standard plan covered by T-Mobile would pay $6 to upgrade to Premium.   But a new subscriber that gets the new priced $15.49 Standard plan covered by T-Mobile would only pay $4.50 to upgrade to Premium.   Only speculation.