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Entertainment: £12 a month – 24 month contract – £29.99 upfront.Big Sport Now: £20 for 6 months, 24 month contract – £9.99 upfront.

#Bt youview support free#

Sport Package: Now free for 3 months, 24 month contract – £29.99 upfront.(For more info on those packages, check out (opens in new tab).)

#Bt youview support movie#

Various add ons can be bolted on to your package too, offering wider sports, entertainment and movie coverage as you go up the pricing bracket, with the 'VIP' set giving you everything – including full Sky Cinema and Sports access through the Now TV app.Īs of September 2020, they're priced as below. Freeview channels are delivered via an aerial, the rest via internet. You get 263 channels at BT's top VIP package tier, including premium entertainment, documentary and lifestyle channels. BT does supply a 10m Ethernet cable, but you could try a Powerline connection. Note that the IP content including BT Sport will not work if you use a different make of router, and that the Humax box isn't wireless. So there are plenty of potential additional charges to be aware of during that initial sign up phase. You'll also have to pay £50 for the box (free to new customers), line rental fees and an installation fee if a BT Engineer is required to get you going. What's accessible to customers varies from region to region, so we'd recommend checking out our best BT broadband deals page to find what works for you. (Image credit: Future) Price and availabilityįirst up, you need to be a BT Infinity broadband customer (with a minimum 40Mbps connection) and a subscriber to BT TV's top-level Ultra HD packages, which start at £15 a month. It's speedy, sharp, and presents its content well, meaning those that make the most of its add-on package options will get a great deal of bang for their buck. The Now TV addition makes for a complete Sky TV alternative too – even if the Now TV programming isn't offered in 4K, as it would be presented on Sky Q.īut all in, there's a lot to love about BT TV and the YouView box. With wide-ranging app support that takes in not only Netflix, iPlayer and Sky's Now TV content, it also includes Amazon Prime Video – a streaming service that class-leading Sky hasn't even secured yet. You can check what it will cost you here on BT TV's webpage (opens in new tab). But for non-BT customers the cost implications are higher and more complicated. If you're a sport-loving BT Infinity subscriber the extra cost to get the telecom company's 4K TV option thrown in with your package is almost a no-brainer.

BT Sport is the crown jewel of the package, with picture quality so spectacularly good it makes it nigh-on impossible to revert to inferior Full HD pics once you've had a taste of its 4K heights.