Michał Stekla
Netflix has finally rolled out a major refresh of the app for TVs – the first significant update since 2018. Gone is the side menu that looked like a relic of the past. Instead, we have a new, clearer layout with a top navigation bar and a section called “My Netflix,” which is meant to serve as your own command centre. The whole thing looks like a blend of convenience and modernity, exactly what has been missing for many years.
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The new interface not only looks better — it also thinks better. Netflix is introducing "responsive recommendations", which analyse what you watch, when you do it, and what interests you. Yes, even the fact that you search for horrors at night will matter. The whole thing works like an intelligent algorithm with a human touch. Browsing no longer feels like endless scrolling, making the search for movies and series more accurate and dynamic.
Sport, Games and Live Streams, or Add-Ons Are Here to Stay!
Netflix has long been open about wanting to be more than just a library of films and series. The new layout will aim to showcase other Netflix "add-ons" – live sports broadcasts, cloud gaming, and everything designed to surprise users. “We want Netflix to be flexible, intuitive, and responsive to user needs,” said Eunice Kim, the company's product head. And indeed – it seems that with the new interface, they will be able to harness the potential of such add-ons.
And if you want to see it in all its glory...
...there's no compromise – you need to have the right screen. If you really want to feel how the new Netflix shines in all its brilliance, it's worth reaching for top-of-the-line TVs. We particularly recommend the new LG OLED G4, which not only support wireless connections but also offer brightness levels that change the way you view HDR. And if you're looking for something more budget-friendly, yet still classy – check out our ranking of the best cheap TVs 2025.
