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Compare Sky Packages

Compare the latest Sky packages, deals and offers including Sky TV, broadband and home phone (talk) packages. Sky is the leading digital TV provider in the UK and the first to offer the widest range of HD channels. Sky Digital TV packages can be bundled with broadband and phone services known as Sky combinations. To find out which Sky services are available in your are, use our Sky postcode availability checker and we'll show you the best Sky deals and offers.
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Sky
Free Sky+ HD Box
£50 M&S Voucher
Free Broadband & Calls
12
months
FREE
no fee
£28.00
per month
Sky
Sky+ HD
Free Broadband & Calls
Sky Sports & Movies HD
12
months
FREE
no fee
£58.50
per month
Sky
Free Sky+ HD Box
£50 M&S Voucher
Free Broadband & Calls
12
months
FREE
no fee
£36.00
per month
Sky
Sky+ HD Sports
Live Premier League Games
Pause, Rewind & Record Live TV
12
months
FREE
no fee
£37.00
per month
Sky
Up to 2Mb Broadband
Free Broadband & Calls
Free Wireless Router
12
months
£60.00
one-off fee
FREE
per month
Sky
Up to 10Mb Broadband
10GB Monthly Usage
Free Wireless Router
12
months
£60.00
one-off fee
£5.00
per month
Sky
12
months
FREE
no fee
£10.00
per month
Sky
Up to 8Mb Broadband
40GB Monthly Usage
Free Wireless Router
12
months
£30.00
one-off fee
£17.00
per month
Sky
Up to 2Mb Broadband
2GB Monthly Usage
Sky Digital TV
12
months
£30.00
one-off fee
£17.50
per month
Sky
Sky Quality Digital TV
One Entertainment Pack
Over 200 Free to air Channels
12
months
£49.00
one-off fee
£18.00
per month
Sky
Up to 10Mb Broadband
10GB Monthly Usage
Sky Digital TV
12
months
£60.00
one-off fee
£23.00
per month
Sky
Up to 20Mb Unlimited Broadband
Free Wireless Router
Sky Digital TV
12
months
£60.00
one-off fee
£28.00
per month
Sky
Sky+ HD Box
Sky Sports 1, 2, 3 HD
ESPN HD
12
months
FREE
no fee
£55.00
per month

Sky Packages Explained

Sky Packages allows you to make your own tailor made TV package, so that you only pay for the television you want to watch. The main benefit of this is that it is totally flexible around what your television interests are, and therefore you don't pay for any channels that don't interest you and will never be watched.

In addition to more than 200 free to air TV and radio channels included when you purchase any Sky TV package, such as the terrestrial channels (i.e. BBC1, ITV etc.) and all of those usually available through Freeview (i.e. ITV2, BBC News 24 etc.), you are able to select as many of the 6 available Entertainment Packs as you like, and either or both of the Premium Packs offered.

Below is a brief description of the eight different packs available to you for selection.

Entertainment Packs:

  1. Variety Pack - More than 20 channels of the best UK and US comedy and drama, including G.O.L.D, Sky1 and Bravo.
  2. Knowledge Pack - More than 11 channels of inspirational documentaries, history and biographies, including the National Geographic Channel, the Discovery Channel and the Biography Channel.
  3. News and Events Pack - More than eleven channels showing the latest business, world and sport news from across the world. Channels include Sky News, British Eurosport and the Fox News Channel.
  4. Music Pack - More than 90 TV Channels covering music from the Classical and Country genre to Rock and Pop. Channels include MTV One, Kerrang and TMF.
  5. Style and Culture Pack - Over 21 channels covering lifestyle, art and fashion. These include UKTV Style, skyARTS1, and the Style Network.
  6. Children's Pack - More than 12 channels aimed at a younger audience. These include the Disney Channel, Boomerang and Nickelodeon.

Premium Packs:

  1. Sports Pack – Includes Sky Sports 1, 2 and 3 and Sky Sports Xtra, between them covering over 100 different sports.
  2. Movies Pack – Includes more than 850 films shown over 10 different channels. Channels include Sky Movies Premiere, Sky Movies Screen 1 and Sky Movies Comedy.

One Entertainment pack costs £16.50 per month, but then additional ones can be added for just £1 extra per month each, therefore meaning all 6 entertainment packages are £21.50 a month.

The Sky Sports Pack can be added onto your package for an additional £19 per month, or just Sky Sports 1 or 2 for an additional £11 per month. The Sky Movies Pack costs an additional £17 per month, with Sky Movies 1 or 2 available for £9 per month.

Sky then offer a choice of 3 different boxes. Both their Standard Sky Box and Sky+ Box are free to new customers, although their standard box costs £60 to install and the Sky+ box £30. The Sky+ HD box is available to new customers for £49, including installation.

The Sky+ Box enables users to record, pause and rewind live television. The Sky+HD box improves picture detail by up to 4 times and makes colours much more vibrant than they would appear on a normal TV. Sky Multi-room can also be added to the package for an additional £9.75 a month if you wish to have Sky in an additional room.

Sky News

17th March 2010
Digital TV provider Sky has announced it is adding Five HD to its line-up of channels in July.
17th March 2010
Digital TV provider Sky has partnered with LG as it prepares to launch its new 3D service.
15th March 2010
Digital TV provider Sky has announced it is adding new HD channels to its broadcast platform this summer.
15th March 2010
Consumers who sign up to Sky's broadband and digital TV bundles online can get their hands on a £50 Marks & Spencer voucher.
11th March 2010
The new 3D digital channel begin launched by Sky will be "pretty special", according to an expert.
09th March 2010
The amount of money spent on digital TV packages in the UK rose during last year, according to new research.
09th March 2010
Digital TV provider Sky is planning to preview its upcoming 3D digital TV service at the Westfield shopping centre in London.

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29th January 2010
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25th January 2010
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18th January 2010
Will Ofcom's plans to encourage Sky to offer its premium sports and movie channels through rival digital TV platforms boost BT's Vision service?
07th January 2010
The next 12 months could be make-or-break for 3D digital TV, as Sky plans to introduce such a service.

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