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Time is running out to watch Sky TV and Netflix for FREE
Sky has issued an urgent warning telling fans to “hurry” if they want to watch everything on Sky TV and Netflix without paying a penny. Yes, it seems the miind-boggling 30-day free trial on its newest Sky Stream box won’t be around much longer as Sky has updated its website with a warning that says “HURRY – Offer Ends Soon!”
Unfortunately, there’s no deadline for fans looking to take advantage of the deal to watch for the next 30-days at no cost …so those who want to binge exclusive series like Succession, The Last Of Us, House of the Dragon, as well as Netflix staples, including Bridgerton and Squid Game for £0 will need to add the incredible giveaway to their basket sooner rather than later.
Since the latest set-top box from the satellite telly firm comes with free next-day delivery as standard, so you could be watching for free by this time tomorrow. And there’s no satellite dish needed either, with everything beamed over Wi-Fi in up to 4K Ultra HD quality.
The brilliant Sky Stream free trial lasts for one month. Cancel anytime during that period and you won’t be charged …but you will still be able to enjoy must-see shows from HBO, Sky Originals, and Netflix included with the package at no cost.
Normally priced at £29 per month, the entry-level Sky Stream bundle arrives with 150 live channels, including Sky Atlantic, Sky Documentaries, Sky Crime, Sky Comedy, Sky Nature, and Sky Max, and a full Netflix subscription. Sky Cinema and Sky Sports are optional extras. You can also pair Sky Stream with Sky Broadband if you don’t already have a speedy home internet connection.
For a limited time, you can sign-up for the Sky Stream free trial and cancel anytime to watch without paying – easily one of the best Sky deals we’ve ever come across!
As mentioned above, unlike traditional set-top boxes from Sky, the sleek new Sky Stream doesn’t need a satellite dish drilled into the outside of your house. Instead, everything is streamed over wired or wireless broadband.
All of the best Sky features are present and correct, so you’ll be able to pause and rewind live television, record series, and watch the latest Hollywood blockbusters and exclusive series in up to 4K Ultra HD quality. Stream arrives with apps for all of your favourite streaming services, including Disney Plus, Netflix, Prime Video, BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Apple TV Plus, and many more.
Sky Stream runs on a 31-day rolling contract, like NOW (formerly NOW TV) and Netflix.
That means you can cancel at any time and won’t be charged for the following month. That’s helpful for those who don’t want to sign-up for an 18-month contract (like you need to do with Sky Q, which still requires a satellite dish to be affixed to your house).
It also means you can watch everything available with Sky TV for one month with the free trial, cancel anytime during the month, and pay nothing. Yes, you won’t be charged at all.
One of the biggest advantages of Sky Stream is the simple set-up.
Since there’s no satellite dish, you’ll only need to plug-in the box and connect to your wireless or wired broadband connection and you’ll have access to live channels – including over 150 channels not available on Freeview, on-demand boxsets from HBO, Sky Originals, Peacock and more, as well as catch-up services like BBC iPlayer, ITVX, All4, and streaming services including Disney Plus, Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV Plus, and fitness apps.
Based on your tastes, Sky Stream will recommend new shows from across all of these channels, catch-up and streaming apps, on the main menu. These suggestions are refreshed up to 5x each day, so you’ll get different recommended boxsets and films late in the evening, compared to when you switch on the telly over breakfast.
You can search for individual actors, directors, and famous movie quotes (“show me the money!” loads up Jerry Maguire, for example) using the voice search feature built into the remote control for speedy access to content.
We put all of these features – and many more – through their paces in our in-depth Sky Stream review.
As it stands, there is no deadline on the latest Sky Stream deal, but if you want to start watching as soon as possible, you should add to your shopping basket without delay. We’ll update this article if Sky decides to pull the deal …something it has done in the past when offering free access to its premium telly service for free!
Black Friday 2025 won’t officially start until November 28, but that’s not stopping Sky from announcing some early money-saving offers. The company has just confirmed the launch of some big deals, which it says offer some of its ‘lowest-ever’ prices. This sale means new customers can now sign up for bundles including impressive 500Mbps broadband speeds and Essential TV for just £35 per month. This package includes basic channels, Netflix and Sky Atlantic, along with those rapid downloads.
Want more to watch? There’s also the Ultimate TV & 500Mbps Full Fibre Broadband option – which offers more channels to watch – such as Sky Max and Sky Documentaries – for £39 per month.
Both of those deals include a Sky Stream box, which plugs into existing televisions and uses the web instead of a dish to beam shows and movies to the big screen.
SEE THE BEST BLACK FRIDAY SKY DEALS HERE
Surprisingly, the offers aren’t just for new users. It’s also been confirmed that existing Sky TV customers can now upgrade to the latest Sky Glass Air 4K TV for £3 a month or the more premium Sky Glass Gen 2 – which includes a built-in soundbar – for just £11 a month when they add Sky Sports, Sky Cinema or half-price Sky Whole Home (£7.50 a month) to their bundle.
There are also some nice bonuses for Sky Q users as well. Those with one of these popular set-top devices in their living room can currently enjoy four months of free HD, Ultra HD with Dolby Atmos to level up their viewing experience, Netflix Standard with Ads, or Sky Kids – all on a 31-day rolling contract.
Sky Q customers can also take advantage of half-price Sky Multiroom, at just £7.50 a month.
CHECK OUT SOME OF THE BEST SKY BLACK FRIDAY DEALS BELOW
Essential TV & 500Mbps Full Fibre Broadband
NOW £35 per month
DEAL: Lowest ever price
INCLUDES: 500Mbps broadband, Sky Stream + Netflix and Sky Atlantic
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Ultimate TV & 500Mbps Full Fibre Broadband
NOW £39 per month
DEAL: Lowest ever price
INCLUDES: 500Mbps broadband, Sky Stream + Netflix and Sky Atlantic, Sky Max, Sky Witness and Sky Documentaries.
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Ultimate TV & 500Mbps Full Fibre Broadband
NOW £39 per month
DEAL: Lowest ever price
INCLUDES: 500Mbps broadband, Sky Stream + Netflix and Sky Atlantic, Sky Max, Sky Witness and Sky Documentaries.
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Sky Glass Air & 500Mbps Full Fibre Broadband
NOW £39 per month
DEAL: Lowest ever price
INCLUDES: 500Mbps broadband, Sky Glass Air + Netflix and Sky Atlantic
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Sky Glass Gen 2 & 500Mbps Full Fibre Broadband
NOW £47 per month
INCLUDES: 500Mbps broadband, Sky Glass Air + Netflix and Sky Atlantic
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
It’s pretty rare that you get something for free, but that’s exactly what Virgin Media is dishing out right now. The UK Internet Service Provider (ISP) has just confirmed the launch of its big Black Friday sale event, and the headline deal is completely free broadband for the next three months. That means those who sign up won’t have to pay a penny for internet access until next year.
This freebie is available across a number of plans, including Virgin’s M250, M500 and even its fastest Gig1 platform, which offers downloads in excess of 1,130Mbps. At that rapid
Even when the free service ends, the prices are still very reasonable. Virgin’s M500 will then start from £27.99 per mini and Gig1 is just £29.99 – those are some of the lowest costs we’ve seen.
Of course, things will go up during the 24-month contract, so always check the small print before tapping the buy button.
YOU CAN SEE ALL THE FREE VIRGIN DEALS BELOW
VIRGIN M250
DEAL: Free for 3 months – then starts from £24.99
SPEEDS: Up to 264Mbps
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
VIRGIN M500
DEAL: Free for 3 months – then starts from £27.99
SPEEDS: Up to 516Mbps
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
VIRGIN GIG1
DEAL: Free for 3 months – then starts from £29.99
SPEEDS: Up to 1,130Mbps
CONTRACT: 24 months
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Another bonus of these deals is that they all come with Netflix included as well. That means you can tune into box sets and movies without paying anything extra.
Virgin also says that those who switch will be able to claim up to £200 bill credit, which can then be used to cut down on the monthly outgoings.
As we mentioned before, the only things to watch out for are the 24-month contract and the upcoming price hikes.
As a quick guide, the M250 deal is free to start. It then costs £24.99 until April 2025 before rising to £28.99 from April 2026. That cost then increases again to £32.99 from April 2027.
Virgin isn’t the only ISP offering free access. Community Fibre has also launched its Black Friday deals which offers 6 months of acess for free.
Those wanting to cut down on their regular monthly outgoings might want to take a look at some new deals from Argos. The UK retailer has just announced its latest Black Friday 2025 discounts, and there are eye-catching offers on popular Freesat boxes. For those not in the know, Freesat uses existing dish technology to beam live content into living rooms for free. All that’s needed is a dedicated set-top box to gain access and that’s exactly what Argos has in its new sale.
To make things appear even more enticing, Argos even has models that offer the ability to record shows and pause live TV as well. That makes them feel like a premium Sky Q-style device, but without needing to sign up and pay per month.
There are numerous models on offer, including a basic Freesat 4K box without the option to record. This usually costs £129.99 but is now just £109.99 in the sale – that’s £19 off.
Next, there’s the Freesat Recordable device with 500GB of storage. This gadget RRP is £229, but that’s been cut by £49 to just £179.99. As a quick guide, the 500GB disk offers up to 250 hours of recordings.
If that doesn’t sound like enough space, there is also a 2TB version in the Argos sale as well.
This can hold 1,000 hours of shows, sports and movies and is now £249.99 – that’s £49 off the usual price.
Other features on these boxes include access leading free services like BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Channel 4, 5, as well as paid services such as Netflix and Prime Video directly from the box.
Of course, Freesat won’t let you watch things on Sky such as Sky Sports, Sky Atlantic, Sky Max and Sky Movies.
If you want to tune into that content, you’ll need a Sky Q subscription or change things up and switch over to Sky Stream or Sky Glass instead, with those devices not needing a dish at all.
Prices from as little as £6 per month, although things do rise significantly once you start adding more features and things to watch.
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