Choose aims to help people around the UK find the most competitive prices on TV and broadband bundles by offering comprehensive comparison searches.
We include both TV and broadband only, and TV, broadband and phone packages in the search above, which can be further filtered with your own preferences.
Choose aims to provide you with clear information about the latest TV and broadband deals and current special offers for new and switching customers so that you can make an informed decision when you choose your next home entertainment and Internet plan.
The TV & broadband deals we list are frequently updated to ensure all of our customers get a clear picture of the offers available on the market each day.
We list the deals in the comparison table above by price or by fact, and never by referral revenue, so you can trust you're seeing an accurate representation of the plans available. To change the order of the packages displayed, simply use the 'sort by' drop down at the top of the comparison table.
We also include a filter which can further help you to customise the results to only see the deals you're interested in. It's possible to filter by home phone and call plans; particular TV channels; broadband speed; and by one or more particular providers.
Choose covers the wider broadband and pay TV market where we can, so customers can compare deals from a range of providers, including:
To see what's available at your location make sure to enter your postcode in the form field at the top of the page. This will filter out any deals that aren't available to you, so it's easier to find the best TV and broadband deal from a provider with coverage where you live.
You'll also be able to see what broadband speeds are available in your area from each provider, with some options potentially offering better speeds than others.
Lastly, please remember that the monthly prices shown will assume that payment is made by direct debit, which may also be a required payment method by many of the providers listed.
Usually, yes. When comparing the price of a TV and broadband bundle against the price of taking the two services separately, the bundle is usually always cheaper.
However, there are some caveats to this. For example, some providers including BT, Virgin Media, and TalkTalk, only offer their pay TV service to their broadband customers, so it's not possible to take the services separately, or even compare the price of doing so.
Many of the pay TV providers we include in the comparison table above offer exclusive discounts or reduced pricing on selected TV content or extras though, which can bolster the value of a TV and broadband bundle.
Examples of these additional savings include:
So, whether or not it's easy to see the exact savings of combining a pay TV and broadband deal, there are also additional savings and benefits on offer with these plans too.
We include both fixed and flexible TV options in the comparison table above.
This means there is a mixture of TV plans with minimum term contracts which run for the same length of time as the broadband deal; while other bundles may offer more flexibility on the TV plan.
TalkTalk is one example where when taking a broadband and TV bundle, customers sign up for a minimum term contract with TalkTalk broadband, but the commitment on TalkTalk TV is only 30 days.
Virgin Media Flex is another flexible TV plan which can be bundled with Virgin Media broadband, yet, the Flex TV plan can be cancelled with just 30 days' notice despite an 18-month minimum term for Virgin Media broadband.
BT broadband and TV bundles are slightly different in that they offer flexibility over the TV package, which can be changed on a monthly basis, but customers must choose one TV plan for the duration of the 24-month minimum term.
Other bundles, including from Sky, may be subject to different terms depending on the offer. For example, particular Sky TV and broadband bundles will have a 24-month minimum term, while there are also some options for Sky TV with just 30-day terms.
Where TV and broadband bundles have different contract lengths on the services we have displayed the longest duration period in the table above, and it's possible to click through for more information or read our reviews for the details.
TV and broadband bundles, where the TV is delivered over the broadband connection, will only be available at speeds that can support the services.
Where this could change is when viewers want to watch content in higher definition resolutions including 1080p HD and 4K Ultra HD.
Sky say customers will need a broadband download speed of at least 25Mbps to stream in full 1080p HD, while a speed of just 3Mbps would be sufficient for streaming in SD.
For those who want to watch content in Ultra HD, or UHD, Sky say customers will need a minimum broadband speed of 30Mbps.
BT's customer advice differs slightly, suggesting customers only need 5Mbps to stream full HD, while they also recommend 30Mbps for UHD.
So, while most superfast broadband plans will support both HD and UHD streaming, where more than one device is connecting, or more than one person is streaming different content on the same connection, the requirement of the broadband speed package will go up.
Most of the TV and broadband bundles on sale today will be able to support streaming in both HD and Ultra HD, however, where available, full fibre broadband will support multiple users better than part fibre can, and will also improve reliability and latency rates, removing the possibility of buffering while streaming live content.
See how fast your current broadband connection is with our free speed test.
Most of the main pay TV providers, including Sky, Virgin Media, BT and TalkTalk, all offer the ability to add premium channel packs like Sky Sports and Sky Cinema to their bundles.
Some TV and broadband bundles come with these channel packs included as standard, while others can be easily customised to add more content.
Where available as an add-on, it's usually possible to subscribe to Sky Sports or Sky Cinema on monthly rolling terms, while when included in a bundle as standard minimum commitment periods will match the minimum term contract of the bundle itself.
We've guides on where to watch Sky Sports the cheapest, including Sky Sports+, and the best offers on Sky Cinema to help find the right deal for you.
It's also possible to add channel packs including TNT Sports and children's TV options, and we've guides on the best way to do this as well.
You can also use our filter in the comparison table above to narrow-down packages with Sky Sports or Sky Cinema included, as well as TV and broadband bundles with specific channels like Sky Atlantic, TNT Sports, or premium kids TV.
Most pay TV deals provide customers with a set top box, or smart TV box, which is used to deliver the TV content to your main TV set.
These boxes are usually built to support a number of streaming apps, where customers can subscribe to the additional content separately to their pay TV deal.
Some plans, like those from Sky and Virgin Media, also offer customers the ability to subscribe to these streaming apps directly and pay through their main bill, often with discounts available for doing so.
While other bundles include streaming services at no extra cost, giving customers an added benefit for bundling their TV and broadband services with one provider.
The streaming services most often included as standard in TV and broadband bundles includes:
Other major streaming apps are also supported by pay TV providers, even if a subscription is not included in the main deals, for example:
You can also read our reviews of each provider's box-set to find out more details as to what's supported and the features available with each TV and broadband deal.
To switch to a new TV and broadband deal it's important to first make sure you're out of contract with both your existing pay TV and broadband suppliers.
Assuming that's the case, it usually takes just 14 days to order a new TV and broadband deal and get connected, with the new One Touch Switch system handling the switching process for you.
The One Touch Switch system has been set up to move customers between different broadband networks, for example, customers moving from BT to Virgin Media, or from TalkTalk to Community Fibre.
The process now means all a customer needs to do is order a new TV and broadband package, and then the new provider will handle the switch, including contacting the existing broadband supplier and looking to end the old service on the same day the new service goes live, to minimise any downtime for the customer.
One important point to remember however, is that this switching system is built around broadband deals, and so, if you have an existing pay TV service you may need to cancel that yourself if it's not directly part of your existing broadband plan too.
Read more about switching broadband packages, or to order a new TV and broadband deal, use the free comparison search above to find the best broadband deal for you and simply place an order online. Once that's done, your new provider will handle the rest for you and be in touch with your switch date.
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