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**How many GB do you use when watching TV online?**

The amount of data you use when watching TV online depends on a number of factors, including the quality of the video, the length of the video, and the number of videos you watch.

In general, you can expect to use approximately the following amount of data when watching TV online:

* Standard definition (SD) video: 0.7GB per hour
* High definition (HD) video: 3GB per hour
* Ultra high definition (UHD) video: 7GB per hour

For example, if you watch one hour of SD video every day, you will use approximately 21GB of data per month. If you watch one hour of HD video every day, you will use approximately 90GB of data per month. And if you watch one hour of UHD video every day, you will use approximately 210GB of data per month.

Of course, these are just estimates. The actual amount of data you use will vary depending on the specific videos you watch and the settings you use on your streaming device.

Here are some tips for reducing the amount of data you use when watching TV online:

* Choose a lower video quality.
SD and HD videos are typically good enough for most purposes.
* Limit the number of videos you watch.
* Use a streaming device that has data-saving features.
* Connect to a Wi-Fi network when you are watching TV online.
* Download videos to your device before you watch them offline.

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The short version is that it depends on the quality of the content you're streaming. From their Help page: ��Watching movies or TV shows on Netflix uses about 1 GB of data per hour for each stream of standard definition video, and up to 3 GB per hour for each stream of HD video.��read more >>