Watching TV series and movies offline is a great way to save your mobile data and enjoy entertainment in places without internet access, such as during flights or in remote areas.

To do this, check if the streaming app you've chosen offers the option to download content.

Popular platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video usually have this feature.

The process is simple: find the title you want and tap the download icon, which usually appears next to the content's name. Many apps allow you to choose the file quality, with options for lower resolutions that take up less storage space on your device.

Before leaving home or embarking on a trip, check that all downloads have been completed and are available on your device.

Pay attention to the expiration dates of downloaded files, as some content can only be viewed offline for a limited time.

To enjoy your favorite TV series and movies without interruptions, a stable and fast internet connection is essential. The necessary speed will depend on the video quality:

• For standard definition (SD): minimum connection speed of 3 Mbps.

• For high definition (HD): ideally between 5 and 10 Mbps.

• For 4K content: at least 25 Mbps.

Whenever possible, use a Wi-Fi connection, which tends to be more stable and economical than mobile data. If you use mobile internet, it's important to monitor your usage to avoid exceeding your plan's limit and incurring extra costs.

Most platforms automatically adjust video quality based on your connection. However, some apps offer the option to set the resolution manually, allowing you to save mobile data when needed. This is a useful alternative on slower networks or for users who want to better control their internet usage.