If you fancy watching the rest of the F1 season or want to keep track of the Premier League then Sky may have the perfect autumn treat. The TV firm’s NOW streaming service is currently offering full access to Sky Sports for just £25 per month – that’s a saving of over £8 off the usual price.
It’s also far cheaper than anything Sky’s standard satellite service has to offer. For example, if you want Sky Sports via the firm’s Sky Q package you’ll need to fork out at least £51 per month and also have to sign up to a lengthy 18-month contract making it pretty pricey.
NOW doesn’t require customers to join for a long length of time with this latest deal lasting just three months. Then you are free to leave.
You also won’t need a dish stuck to your wall with all the sporting action beamed to your telly via the web.
The only thing you’ll need to make sure of is that you have a reasonably fast internet connection and a smart TV or streaming device such as a gaming console or Apple TV box.
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The NOW Sky Sports deal features every channel including Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports Formula 1, Sky Sports Cricket, Sky Sports Arena, Sky Sports Racing, Sky Sports Golf, Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Action, Sky Sports News, Sky Sports Main Event.
There’s even a month of NOW’s Boost included which brings HD quality and the ability to watch on more devices at once. Anyone wanting to get this bundle will need to be quick with it ending tomorrow, Sunday October 3.
If watching football, golf or Formula 1 doesn’t excite you then there’s another deal from NOW that’s worth a look.
The firm is also offering its Entertainment and Cinema membership for just £9.99 – that’s a saving of 50 percent off the usual price.
Those signing up will also be treated to a week of Boost.
It’s a busy time for Sky. The firm is holding a major event later this week where it’s thought a new TV could be unveiled that will allow consumers to watch and record Sky’s content without the need for a dish.
A new internet-powered set-top box is rumoured that will store recordings in the cloud and offer an easier way to access the firm’s content.
Express.co.uk will be at the event on Thursday and will bring you all the news live as it happens.
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