Sky TV packages come in all shapes and sizes; let us find the best bundle deal for you.
Every week we take a look at the latest Sky TV packages, deals and special offers to make sure that you’re getting the very best prices when you decide to sign up! So if you’re trying to decide which Sky TV offer is for you, what a Sky Q box is and if you can afford it or even if you should be getting one in the first place — you’re in the right place!
As you scroll down the page, we’ll discuss the latest Sky TV packages, offers and any special deals and walk you through the larger bundles with the optional extras like Sky Cinema and Sky Sports.
As things stand today, it’s never been simpler to explore your options as Sky has standardised the default package with a flat £20 a month cost, which you can then add additional paid extra add-ons like sky Box Sets, Sky Sports and Sky Cinema. We’ve gone into detail about each of the available add-ons below and they’ll all be offered to you as you go through the checkout process over on Sky’s website too.
Yes! Actually, all of these Sky TV packages include a Sky Q box by default if you’re signing up as a new customer. When choosing your Sky TV package from the list of offers below, you’ll be presented with two Sky Q deals to choose from.
The default Sky Q box is the 1TB option with a one-off £20 setup cost. Opt for the 2TB Sky Q box though and that setup cost rises to a rather steep £199. That’s pretty harsh to be honest, although the monthly prices don’t change, so it is just the one-off cost to consider.
Alternatively, you can get the 2TB Sky Q box for £65 instead if you add Sky Q Multiscreen to your bundle for £12 a month. We’d get your channels sorted first, then maybe scroll back up to the Sky Q offers’ section once you have a better idea of the overall cost, which is handily updated throughout at the top of the screen.
In addition to double the storage (that’s up to 1000 hours in standard definition) of the standard Sky Q box, the 2TB Sky Q deal comes with a few extra benefits. Such as being able to record six shows at once instead of three, while watching a seventh. You also get the fancier Sky Q Touch remote control, an extra tablet allowance, and the all-important party piece — you can enjoy select channels in Ultra HD. Which is great if you’ve recently taken advantage of a cheap 4K TV deal.
Sky Entertainment| £20 setup fee | £20 a month
Sky has ditched the old format of multiple tiers of Sky TV packages to choose from. The Sky Entertainment pack is the Sky TV deal that every new customer will start with and it’s only £20 a month. After clicking the link below, you’ll also be able to add on extra channel add-on packs from just £5 a month (which works out cheaper than the old format and ensures you don’t pay for extras you don’t want). We’ve gone into details about each of the add-ons below too, so it might be worth having a read before heading over to Sky as its site can be a bit vague on the details. This pack includes a wide variety of dramas, comedies, documentaries, music and Sky Originals. Top channels include Sky One, Sky Atlantic, Nat Geo wild and more. View Deal
Sky TV deal add-ons are much easier to understand since the reshuffle. Better yet, prices seem to be lower across the board and simple to see for both new customers building a bundle, or existing customers wanting to beef up their current deal. Current Sky TV customers will apparently have to wait until mid-January to take advantage of these deals though.
Sky TV Box Sets | £5 a month
When looking at the old pricing format for Sky’s TV packages, when Box Sets was its own tier, you’re saving a massive £13 a month for the same deal here. Sky has an excellent selection of 350+ box sets and you’ll never be short of new shows to watch for just £5 extra a month. You can currently enjoy the new series of The Walking Dead, Tin Star, Blacklist, Ray Donovan, Legion, Ballers, Twin Peaks, Supergirl and loads more. For us this is an essential addition to your Sky TV deal. View Deal
Sky Cinema | £10 a month
With a new premier every day and over 1000 other films to choose from, the Sky Cinema is great for movie fans. The selection seems to be much more up-to-date than the films shown on Netflix and Amazon Prime too. You also get these channels in HD at no additional cost in this Sky TV add-on. View Deal
Sky Kids | £5 a month
A mere fiver a month grants access to over 4500 episodes on demand. There’s more though as there are also 10 live channels. Don’t worry about them hogging the TV though as you can also have up to 10 individual profiles on the Sky Kids app with shows tailored to the age of your children. View Deal
You can choose one channel for as little as £18 a month, two channels for £22, or add the lot for £27.50 a month. This is a good option to test out how much you’ll need and actually watch Sky Sports without signing up with an 18-month commitment Sky TV deal. Note: you’ll need to give 31 days’ notice when you do want to cancel and if you want these channels in HD, it’ll cost you an additional £6 a month. View Deal
Sky Fibre Broadband | 18 months | £19.95 one off set-up fee | £18.99-£44 per month
If you’re also looking for a broadband bundle to compliment your Sky TV deal, then you can add one to your Sky package from as little as £18.99 a month. It all depends on what’s available in your area, you’ll need to enter your postcode to check. The £28.99 a month package only allows for 25GB of usage, so if you’re planning on streaming video content or using it for gaming (we’ve seen PS4 game patches bigger than 25GB) we’d go for one of the Unlimited data deals instead. The current selection of Sky broadband packages also include a free gift of either a Samsung Galaxy Tab E or a £50 prepaid Mastercard. View Deal
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