Sky has reduced several of its TV and broadband bundles to their ‘lowest ever’ prices – but time is ticking to bag the discount. The provider is currently offering its Full Fibre 300 broadband plan for £29 a month, a saving of £11 on the usual £40 price tag.
This deal saves members a whopping £264 over the 24-month term and provides superfast connectivity with speeds up to 300Mbps. But that’s not all, as Sky has also unveiled a massive price reduction on select TV streaming and broadband packages.
The Sky Stream, Sky TV, Netflix and Full Fibre 300 broadband bundle is currently on offer at £40, saving £288 from the usual £52. For an extra £11 on top of the Full Fibre 300 plan, customers can also gain access to more than 200 TV channels and a free Netflix subscription.
Sky has confirmed the broadband deals will end at 11.59pm on Wednesday, October 23. It has not announced changes to its TV and broadband bundle prices, but as they also include discounted broadband, we’d expect these deals to end too.
The TV packages comes with a new Sky Stream box, which is the brand’s new way to watch TV which allows customers to stream live and on-demand content from Sky and Netflix via WiFi rather than a satellite dish or aerial. The plug-in-and-play gadget is compatible with any smart TV with an HDMI port and boasts cutting-edge features including voice control and easy app navigation.
It offers access to the same channels as traditional Sky like Sky Atlantic, as well as a free Netflix subscription. This means members can enjoy top Sky titles like The Penguin and upcoming sci-fi sequel Dune: Prophecy, plus Netflix shows including the second season of Squid Game when it lands on December 26.
To make switching to Sky’s broadband service more convenient, the company has introduced its new ‘One Touch Switch’ process, which eliminates the need for customers to contact their current provider. Instead, Sky will handle the transition on their behalf.
What’s more, Sky has launched a dedicated 24/7 switching support service, providing customers with around-the-clock assistance from a real person. However, it’s worth noting that Sky states its prices may change during the 24-month term.
Sky isn’t the only provider offering money-saving deals to new customers, so it’s always worth shopping around. EE has also reduced its TV and broadband plans, offering hundreds of pounds in savings with bundles that come with tonnes of live sport.
EE’s Big Sport plan is now £10 for three months – then £45 a month – and includes all 12 Sky Sports channels, Discovery+ Premium and TNT Sports – the UK home of every UEFA Champions League and Europa League game. Joining this plan alongside EE’s Full Fibre 150 broadband now costs a total of £39.99 a month for the first three months before it reverts to the usual £74.99, a saving of £105.