Has anybody dropped Sky for EE TV?

[Jelster]

I'm just about to update my TV & broadband contracts, and BT are now pushing EE as their home broadband supplier, but the TV offering looks quite good, for a lot less than Sky.

Anybody made the change?

 

[stumac]

I did ....to be honest the EE is just pretty much free view from what I can see . The only thing good is you get Netflix for free so it pretty much covers the EE price

 

[Jelster]

I did ....to be honest the EE is just pretty much free view from what I can see . The only thing good is you get Netflix for free so it pretty much covers the EE price

You get all the Sky entertainment channels (Via Now TV), Paramount Plus, as well as Netflix. You also now get a 2nd box so you can watch things in a 2nd room, and it's £18/month with HD, that's half the price of Sky.

 

[Brentor]

I’ve not tried it but will consider when my existing contract is up. Does EE allow recording of all subscribed channels?

 

[Jelster]

I’ve not tried it but will consider when my existing contract is up. Does EE allow recording of all subscribed channels?

You can save them to the box, just like with Sky. Apparently the box itself is made by Apple, so has some additional features if you have an IOS device, and Apple TV is free for 6 months.

 

[gman]

I mind before moving the CityFibre that BT tried to entice me with their NetFlix package, but it was the very basic plan with adverts. Worth double checking.