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Cheile48 04-01-2025 09:29

EE TV
 
I was thinking of going to Sky Stream when my VM contract ends in a few weeks and then I had a look at EE TV . Looks interesting.

RichardCoulter 04-01-2025 15:22

Re: EE TV
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cheile48 (Post 36188669)
I was thinking of going to Sky Stream when my VM contract ends in a few weeks and then I had a look at EE TV . Looks interesting.

It is, they have some cracking deals too.

Last time I looked they had a half price offer for the whole length of the contract. It includes Sky Atlantic too.

Itshim 04-01-2025 16:15

Re: EE TV
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36188683)
It is, they have some cracking deals too.

Last time I looked they had a half price offer for the whole length of the contract. It includes Sky Atlantic too.

Just had a look, so £5 yearly Increase. For me bearing in mind what I choose to watch it's dearer that what I am paying virgin , accept that there are channels that I don't get , but there are only 24 hrs in a day. So it's a no at this time from me:td:

Paul 04-01-2025 17:28

Re: EE TV
 
As far as I can see you have to have EE broadband to have EE TV, which makes it an instant no.

Itshim 05-01-2025 10:59

Re: EE TV
 
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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36188694)
As far as I can see you have to have EE broadband to have EE TV, which makes it an instant no.

Have to say I assumed that was the case, didn't check, what about the kit required to use it , free ? have to buy ? Etc

Paul 05-01-2025 14:17

Re: EE TV
 
I dont know, I would tihnk its free as part of the package you pay for, like VM.

Itshim 05-01-2025 16:04

Re: EE TV
 
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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36188740)
I dont know, I would tihnk its free as part of the package you pay for, like VM.

BT/EE TV Box Pro - 1TB 4K Wireless Freeview TV Box Latest Model - (RTIW387)
Brand: Generic
£179.99 amazon, bored :erm:

RichardCoulter 06-01-2025 00:18

Re: EE TV
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36188740)
I dont know, I would tihnk its free as part of the package you pay for, like VM.

It is.

Itshim 06-01-2025 13:19

Re: EE TV
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36188769)
It is.

So why can you buy various models on amazon . Perhaps you get a basic from them, but it is a very basic box , guessing :dunce:

pip08456 06-01-2025 15:16

Re: EE TV
 
Without an EE broadband service all you will be buying is a Freeview box. With an EE service you also get the box free and Netflix, NOW Entertainment, and discovery+ Basic.'

Itshim 06-01-2025 16:31

Re: EE TV
 
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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36188784)
Without an EE broadband service all you will be buying is a Freeview box. With an EE service you also get the box free and Netflix, NOW Entertainment, and discovery+ Basic.'

Question seem to have a number of different boxes ie apple tv box , why

pip08456 06-01-2025 19:18

Re: EE TV
 
Boxes can have a number of streaming aps installed (even my tv has). You can't use them without a subscription though.

If you mean a dedicated apple tv box you will still need an apple tv subscription to access apple tv.

Itshim 07-01-2025 13:14

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36188791)
Boxes can have a number of streaming aps installed (even my tv has). You can't use them without a subscription though.

If you mean a dedicated apple tv box you will still need an apple tv subscription to access apple tv.

I have looked briefly at sight, seemed to have a number of boxes doing different things . Will keep in mind for future ,never say never

Carth 19-02-2026 11:11

Re: EE TV
 
just in case it all goes 'silly' with VM I've been looking at the BT stuff (BB + TV package)

That EE TV Pro looks to be ok (as in it will record what her indoors probably wants, has catchup etc) so does anyone have it, and is it as good as it sounds?

ozsat 10-03-2026 14:46

Re: EE TV
 
Only just seen this - I have one here. Box is OK but channel selection is quite limited.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36210804)
just in case it all goes 'silly' with VM I've been looking at the BT stuff (BB + TV package)

That EE TV Pro looks to be ok (as in it will record what her indoors probably wants, has catchup etc) so does anyone have it, and is it as good as it sounds?



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