HBO Max just slashed 50% off the price of its monthly plan

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Has The Matrix Resurrections trailer got your mouth watering? Want to see what all The White Lotus fuss is about? Ready for (yet another) binge through The Sopranos, Succession, The Wire or Friends? Then HBO Max's limited time half-price offer may be just what you're after.

So that's just $7.49 per month for the platform's premium tier. That means no ads, all of the simultaneously released Warner Bros. movies - including Matrix 4 and Dune - the option to watch selected titles in 4K UHD, and the ability to download shows to watch wherever and whenever you wish.

What can you can watch on HBO Max

The short answer...lots!

But HBO Max isn't about quantity over quality. It hosts some of the finest TV shows ever to have graced our televisions.

Keanu Reeves as Neo stopping bullets in The Matrix Resurrections — (Image credit: Warner Bros.)

Even a quick perusal of our best HBO Max shows bible is enough to get you involuntarily reaching for the TV remote. From 2021-released shows like It's a Sin, The Flight Attendant and The White Lotus, to some of the best-loved TV made over the last couple of decades - think Game of Thrones, True Detective, Rick and Morty, and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

And for the remainder of this year, Warner Bros. is continuing to stream its big cinema releases on the HBO Max platform, too. Subscribers will be able to watch the long-awaited new version of sci-fi cult classic Dune from October 22, while the forthcoming Matrix sequel is lined up to hit the service around Christmas.

What devices can I watch HBO Max on?

It won't surprise you that one of the US's biggest streaming services can be watched across a whole range of devices.

You can see the whole list of HBO Max's supported devices on its website here. But for quick reference, you can get HBO on all of the below:

PC
Mac
iOS (12.2 or later)
Android (5.0 or later)/Android TV
PS4/PS5
Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X
Roku
Amazon Fire TV
Chromecast
Apple TV
Xfinity X1 and Flex
Samsung, LG and Vizio smart TVs
Cox Contour 2 and Contour Stream Player

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