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Why am I getting Apple ads on my PlayStation?

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Apple's advertising so many subscriptions, another free trial?

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More ads for subscriptions? Don't I already pay enough?

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Wait, how much do I pay?

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Even my bank is trying to get me to subscribe?

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Like seemingly all companies, Apple is participating in the cost that never ends.

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Subscriptions to services. For some reason, they've never grabbed me.

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At launch, Apple Arcade and TV Plus had laughably small lineups.

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Fitness Plus was limited to those few who own an Apple Watch, and Apple Music doesn't

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have a cool year in review. However, they've been with us for a few years now, and so I'm curious if the value proposition

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has changed. I mean, Apple services do offer a lot, so much so that you could probably cancel everything

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you already have and save a considerable amount of money.

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Which gives me an idea. Steven.

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He's the new guy here at Mac Address. You have a lot of subscription services.

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I do. How much do you spend a month on them?

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Like easily over a hundred bucks. Perfect.

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Cancel them. You're only going to use Apple One for a whole week.

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Me, Apple TV, only Apple Arcade, the whole thing. If I'm going to have to give something up, so are you.

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So you're going to be doing this with me. Say goodbye to whoever you're watching.

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Alright. Fine. One week, only Apple services.

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One week of avoiding spoilers, not talking to my friends, staying off Twitter.

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It's better be good, Apple.

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Apple's not known for making great services, even though the Lord knows they've tried.

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There was the much derided Moel me, and then before that there was the dot mac.

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But that eventually evolved into iCloud. And following that success, Apple launched so many subscriptions that they needed to

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make another one to include them all.

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Apple One. Available in three tiers, the high stand bundle gives you everything.

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Two terabytes of iCloud and photo storage, TV Plus, Apple Music and Classical, which

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is a thing apparently. Arcade, Fitness Plus and News Plus.

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And you can share it all with up to five members of your family.

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Now you can of course get everything piecemeal from other companies.

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Google One is $2 a month, Netflix, 20, Spotify, 16, Game Pass 10, Fitbit Premium 10 and Readly

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412. But all this ends up costing a lot more, over twice as much in fact, $70 a month.

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The question is then, are you giving up anything by going with Apple One?

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Hello sir. How was your week? Good.

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How was yours? It felt like any other week was yours.

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Mine got better as it went on. I was annoyed at first.

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I thought this was going to be a hassle. I thought this was going to be a huge effort of giving up everything else.

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I did have to fight you for this. Yeah. Didn't end up being that much of a hassle.

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I'm actually still pretty much just using Apple services. I kind of just got myself hooked now.

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So yeah, it wasn't too bad. The service that got you hooked.

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Apple TV. See, the service that I've been using the most is Apple Music.

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And I feel like of all the services, that's probably the most established and compelling.

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Now, to me, Apple Music's the easy choice.

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Yeah. Would you get it? I personally would love to get it, but there's one thing that I'm just like, no, I can't.

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And that is it doesn't have anything comparable to Spotify Connect.

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What I love about Spotify Connect is that, like, I'm somebody that very often will start

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something from my laptop and then want to control it from my phone or vice versa.

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You know, I have used Spotify and Spotify Connect, and there is a certain magic to that

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that is surprising that Apple hasn't supported that.

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I think for me, the thing I really like about Apple Music is I love that it's in loss list,

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especially at the price tier it is, though it did go up in price a little bit recently.

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I would easily pay that for the higher quality. If I wasn't giving up the connectivity, Apple Music in my opinion is probably the best value

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music service because you get lossless at no additional cost.

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Spatial audio just included with Apple Music. To the extent that I would say if I listen to a good spatial mix on Apple Music and then

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listen to the stereo mix on Spotify, on Spotify, I feel like I'm getting an inferior version

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of that song. Like I feel like I'm actually missing out.

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And now you have the classical app. It's pretty good if you're into classical music, which I'm not, but like it's great

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for someone that is. It is really great for someone who's into classical music.

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Basically what we're going to do is we're going to see what of these services you'd

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subscribe to. You'd be willing to subscribe to with your own money just on its own.

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So Apple Music, would you subscribe to Apple Music? I wouldn't hate it, but it's not my first choice.

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So no, X. See, I would subscribe to it, but I have used Apple Music when I did the trial and I enjoyed

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it. Yeah, it would definitely be like a very close second choice for me.

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I'll give it that much. The next one, which has kept you engaged all week remarkably, is Apple TV Plus.

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Which I didn't expect.

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So TV Plus, it's a lot cheaper than all these other services, but you're getting a lot

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less. The big thing I found is that when you had just everything, like all these services

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to choose from, you sit down and you're like, cool, what do I want to watch?

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And I found that that would often lead to me just making very safe choices of I'm going

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to choose something that's in a genre I know I like or from a director I know I like.

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By being limited to Apple, it was like, okay, there's not as much content here.

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I've watched the stuff that already really appealed to me.

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Now I'm going to watch stuff that's maybe on my radar, but hasn't really grabbed my

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interest enough to bother watching it. And so what I watched was Servant.

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It was the first one I sat down to watch and within like three days I was done the first

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season, like it just it hooked me to the point that when this challenge was over, I always

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just kept coming back to Apple TV. I would like go play a game for an hour and I'm like, no, I need to watch more Servant

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or I'd go on Disney Plus, watch a couple episodes is something I'm like, no, I need

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to go watch more Servant. And there's a bunch of other shows that I still haven't watched.

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There is so much content there that it would take me months to get through, even if I was

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just subscribed to Apple TV and nothing else.

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So I had a bit of a different experience kind of surfing through there.

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Like I think, you know, the big show that drew me to Apple TV Plus a couple of months ago

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obviously was Severance, which everyone was talking about and it was a really great show.

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And I actually watched it with friends using SharePlay.

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This week I kind of find myself surfing through Apple TV Plus and I was struggling to find

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a show that I wanted to watch. Don't get me wrong, there is some hot garbage on there as there is any service.

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But I think if you're looking for like high quality shows and you're not super picky about

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genre, I think there's enough there.

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Would you subscribe to Apple TV Plus? Already do, half for years will continue to.

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Whoa, okay, big check. Hard yes.

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I'm a little on the fence. This good stuff, this good stuff.

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It's not that expensive. I want to do like half check mark with it and then it's an X.

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It's like I would subscribe to it and I wouldn't subscribe to it because I did this in the fall.

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Just subscribing for two months to watch Severance.

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If it's not going to be an ongoing thing, it doesn't count. Okay, I'll do an X.

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So the next one, it's kind of a little bit of an interesting one because I think everyone

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has experience with this is iCloud. And so with Apple One, it ranges obviously, or even just if you get iCloud Plus itself

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from 50 gigabytes to two terabytes above the standard five gigabytes, I've now put myself

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in a position where I've had to pay the upgrade to 50 gigabytes and I'm mad about that.

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Are you? I'm all the way at 200 because I split with my parents.

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What do you use your iCloud for? If this is the entire thing, like this much is backups, this much is iMessage, and then

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like this much is everything else. My majority is iMessage and then Documents, kind of one of those things where it's like

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you kind of have to get it and I'm mad about that.

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So would you get iCloud Plus? Yes, I'd buy it.

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And how many gigabytes? If it was just myself, 50, I'm only on a higher plan because I'm on a family plan.

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Okay, I'm the same way, I'm 50 as well.

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There's the one thing that's included in all the tiers that we're covering and that is

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arcade. As we know, gaming on Apple has been a thing.

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We've discovered when we looked at the Mac Mini, I don't know if you're much of a mobile

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gamer, I've managed to avoid that, but what do you think of an Apple Arcade?

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No I'm not a mobile gamer.

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That said, Apple Arcade importantly is not just mobile of course, it's also on Mac and

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Apple TV. And on Apple TV, it's not bad.

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What did you plan on with TV? I was pleasantly surprised. So I found in Apple Arcade a few games that I had played before on my PlayStation, Sayonara

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Wild Hearts and Gree, I believe is how it's pronounced.

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I was like, okay, I want to see how comparable this experience is.

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So I just hooked up my PlayStation controller to my Apple TV, hooked it up to the exact

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same TV I use for my PlayStation. And man, if you just handed me that controller and I had not seen what was hooked up to what,

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I would just assume I'm playing on PlayStation. Okay.

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It is genuinely comparable to a console experience for those games.

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The asterisk is that I could probably count on one hand how many of those games there are.

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Looking at the way Apple Arcade has come along, we don't have to deal with free to play games,

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you can actually like play a game normally. But even like going into some of the games, I'm like, these interfaces look very much

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like free to play games. Even though they don't quite operate like that, it's kind of like a little disconcerting,

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especially with the two games I played. But then looking at that list, like they just added the city builder game, whose name I

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can't even remember now. And I played a bit of it and I was kind of not into it.

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And then it's this car game that I was playing and I don't even remember the name of that

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one either. A little bit more interesting, but I couldn't get the controls right.

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It's tough. The other thing is the release cadence. For a while there, you're kind of just getting like one game every couple weeks.

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I was kind of worried. I was like, oh, is Apple Arcade kind of like running out of steam here?

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But then as we're making this video, 20 new games in one day, which as far as I'm aware,

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aside from like their initial launch, is the biggest release day they've had.

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I hope this means that more developers are getting interested.

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I hope as well they start to support like the Mac side of things way more.

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Would you pay for Apple Arcade? I would not pay for Apple Arcade.

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In paying for Apple One, there's some games there that would be worth my time.

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No, me neither.

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The next one's interesting because it's not one I would ever have thought of.

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It's the biggest surprise to me when it came out, which is Fitness Plus, which basically

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means Apple is effectively making workout DVDs.

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If Apple released this service 20 years ago, it would be a DVD box set.

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Yeah. You do workout. Yeah.

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And you did forego the gym this week. Yeah.

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How'd it go? I didn't dislike it as much as I thought, but it's still not for me.

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They offer 12 workout groups. Of those, three are Stationery Bike, Rowing Machine, Treadmill.

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So now you're down to nine groups, basically.

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One of the other ones, Strength Training, has over 300 workouts available.

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If you choose to filter, to only see videos with no equipment, it goes down to about 10.

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So each workout has a set playlist. You cannot change that, but each workout will have something different.

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So they have workouts set to country, workouts set to pop, but it's the same for everyone.

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You cannot change that, which I find a bit strange because, hey, it's already linked

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to my Apple Music. I can go to the workout details and it pulls up like the music featured there and I can

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just one tap on it. It brings me into Apple Music. Why can I not just say it to my own workout?

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It allows you to track your calories burned and all of that, you know, whatever it is

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that's in your rings. I'm going to be honest. Don't pay attention to rings.

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I don't care. But they are weird. So many people are obsessed with them.

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It's a service that I think if you're somebody that already goes to the gym, it doesn't have

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much value. Yeah. But if you don't go to the gym and you're just trying to get into fitness or you just

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want something to do at home and you like that kind of like instructor setting, it's

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great for a certain person. It's not me, but I think that service for somebody who's looking for that will be well

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fulfilled by it. So though, would you get this service yourself?

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I'd recommend it by Wayne Gabe. Okay. So big no.

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Big, big no for me. Okay.

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Big no for me too. Yeah. Yeah.

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I didn't even ask you at all. Was there any appeal?

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Like did you even like consider trying it all because you do use an Apple watch.

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Do you use it for any sort of fitness tracking at all?

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When I go to walk to my friend's house, it taps me on the wrist and says, is this an

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outdoor walk? And I say, sure. I think I would want to go personally would want to go beyond workout videos.

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You know, to be fair, I did, I did try some in my past in a past life and they were really

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nice to do. And so I, you know, no problems doing it, but looking at fitness plus, it's kind of

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like, I think probably for what I would want to do, I don't know, fitness plus would really

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cover the cover that now.

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The next one, I will have lots to talk about because it's news plus.

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I will have a lot. Did you even open up news plus at all?

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I did. I read a page of a magazine.

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Talking about a Corvette. So having news plus feels like this, like kind of like this like, ah, release, I can

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like actually access all this interesting content and read, which is really nice.

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And I think too, like if you're someone who finds yourself caught behind these news article

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paywalls all the time, news plus could be a really great way to just have access to

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it all at one go. What I found with news plus was that it was surfacing articles and news pieces and entire

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publications that I wouldn't necessarily seek out.

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Would you mostly do with it? Like, what were you mostly reading? I read a car and driver articles from whatever, Wall Street Journal and so it was really nice

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to be able to do that. Now, one of the things you can run into is like somebody links to an article on Twitter

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and you click the link and it takes you to the web page and then you got the paywall

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there. And so if you have Apple news plus, there's a bit of like a translation layer where you

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have to kind of find the article kind of manually on Apple news plus, which is really annoying.

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And then if you want to share an article, you're only sharing the Apple news plus link.

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And so there's sort of like a bit of a disconnect there that's not really clear.

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So yeah, would you get it?

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I would not. You would not get it.

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Me, okay. I really want it.

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I really do like it. I might give it a check. I think I'm going to give it a check.

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I think it's a great value. It's not for me, but I think it's a great value.

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Okay. So it appears that Apple One does give you a lot if you subscribe to it, especially if

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you get the premiere plan and it does come with pretty steep savings if you're to get

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everything together. But really how much you save is dependent on the services you're going to use and if

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you need them. And looking at this chart, you have two things, and I have three things, which is a big surprise

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here. Yeah. And this is in line with what I currently actually pay for.

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Right. I do pay for TV plus. I do pay for iCloud plus.

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I don't pay for any of the others. I pay $3 a month, and this would be a dollar a month.

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So that is a lot less than if you were to get the Apple One subscription.

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It is. Yes. The thing that would push that over the edge is Apple Music, which if they just added

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that one feature, I would switch it to a heartbeat. So we got 11, that's 21, 22, but you only get Apple News plus with the premiere subscription.

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Which is 32. I'm still below.

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I guess that means neither of us want Apple One.

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Yes. But I think that's for us, because I think this would be good enough for most people.

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I pay for too many things. Yes, you do. Apple One is the solution.

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You pay for, I, you wish Apple One would work for you.

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It's the one. You wish. It is so close.

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It is so close to make a difference for you, and it can't.

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I kind of just want to anyways. There's no two ways around it.

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Apple One gets you a lot, with some pretty steep savings.

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But how much you save, if anything at all, is dependent on how many services you use

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and if you need them. I mean, if you're on the family plan, I can see that, splitting with even one other person

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makes it pretty affordable, let alone up to six. But why not subscribe then?

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The real value proposition for Apple One comes down to how much you like Apple's TV plus

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lineup. If there's enough to keep you subscribed continuously long term, then yes, Apple One

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is great value. And you like Apple TV.

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And so while Apple One does represent considerable savings compared to getting everything individually,

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that doesn't mean you should just jump on it. If you're not signing up for most of the services, you won't be saving any money.

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And so that means that Steven and I will be cancelling our subscriptions.

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Thanks for subscribing to this Mac Address.

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If you love subscriptions and paying for them, well, like this video.

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And I'm curious, what amount of Apple subscriptions you would actually sign up for like Steven

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and I? Would you make the Apple One thresholds? Comment below.
