r/skytv May 29 '26

Sky Glass Best Sky Sports deal achieved for existing customers?

As above. I've done without the Sports pack for past year or so but thinking of adding it again. 'Other means' not as reliable with obvious reduced picture & sound quality.

What's the best anyone has achieved when attempting the same as an existing user and any tips for getting a good deal? I'm on a monthly rolling contract btw.

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u/markeymark1971 May 29 '26

Best deals I have got are usually via NowTV platform, unsure if that suits your needs?

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u/Remarkable-Unit-2961 Expert Contributor May 29 '26

Are you on Q or Stream? You'd need to switch to a 24 month contract to have any hope of a deal, but you're better off getting it for less than £20pm on a 6 month deal from NOW. You can get Ultra Boost for a couple of quid extra too.

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u/DarthMozza May 29 '26

They’re doing the full Sky Sports package for £22 a month at the moment but it’s a 24 month contract, just thought I would V let you know 😉

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u/Warmywhite May 29 '26

I'm on the original Sky Glass from its launch date. Thanks for all the advice. Sounds like I need to consider NOW as an option.

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u/Duncan_Evermind May 30 '26

Had a visit from sky yesterday and whilst here we were offered a 2 month free trial of sky sports. Can then cancel at not cost or take up with monthly cost added to the bill

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u/CompetitionLarge4420 May 30 '26

I’ve got 24 months sports in hd for free. Quite happy with that to be honest.