Best broadband, TV & phone deals: January 2026
Dan Howdle • January 6th, 2026
Most providers will allow you to add on a phone line when you're actually at the checkout, and indeed keep your old number. Sky is the only provider that routinely includes a phone line as part of the bundle, along with TV and broadband, but to keep things competitive here, we've included the best deals with providers who deliver broadband and TV and also allow you to add a phone line if you need one.
1. BT Full Fibre 900 + Entertainment TV + Netflix
£150 reward card • £56.99 per month • Zero upfront cost
BT's fastest broadband and TV bundle has their very top-of-the-range Full Fibre 900 broadband connection, with guaranteed speeds of over 800Mbps. You can add sport of movies, but here in its basic format you'll get a BT TV Box Pro, a NOW Entertainment Membership and a Netflix Basic plan.
Full Fibre 900 + Entertainment TV + Netflix
NOW EntertainmentNetflixTV provided by EE TV
900Mb
Average speed
110+ TV channels
No phone line
24
Month contract
Zero upfront cost
£56.99 Per month
Effective monthly cost is calculated by adding up all the monthly costs, price rises and any discounts and dividing it by the contract length.
Claim your BT Reward Card within 3 months of placing your order by entering your details on www.bt.com/manage/bt-reward-card/. You must activate the card within 3 months of it being issued.
2. Sky Full Fibre 300 + Stream + Essential TV + Netflix
£35 per month • Zero upfront cost
This bundle combines fast 300Mb full fibre broadband with an impressive TV package. You get Sky Atlantic, Netflix, and over 150 channels, all delivered via the sleek Sky Stream box, which means no satellite dish is needed.
Full Fibre 300 + Stream + Essential TV + Netflix
No dish neededStream live TV
300Mb
Average speed
150+ TV channels
Pay as you go calls
24
Month contract
Zero upfront cost
£35.00 Per month
Effective monthly cost is calculated by adding up all the monthly costs, price rises and any discounts and dividing it by the contract length.
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3. BT Full Fibre 150 + Entertainment TV + Netflix
£85 reward card • £48.99 per month • Zero upfront cost
Reliable Full Fibre 150 broadband with guaranteed speeds. This package includes the recordable BT TV Box Pro, so you can pause live TV and save your favourite shows. Watch the best of Sky with a NOW Entertainment Membership and a Netflix Basic plan, all included.
Full Fibre 150 + Entertainment TV + Netflix
NOW EntertainmentNetflixTV provided by EE TV
150Mb
Average speed
110+ TV channels
No phone line
24
Month contract
Zero upfront cost
£48.99 Per month
Effective monthly cost is calculated by adding up all the monthly costs, price rises and any discounts and dividing it by the contract length.
Claim your BT Reward Card within 3 months of placing your order by entering your details on www.bt.com/manage/bt-reward-card/. You must activate the card within 3 months of it being issued.
4. Sky Full Fibre 300 + Stream + Ultimate TV + Netflix
£39 per month • Zero upfront cost
This Sky package brings you an excellent 300Mbps Full Fibre broadband connection, which we feel is enough for most households these days. You'll be able to take advantage of all the Sky Ultimate TV options, which adds channels such as National Geographic, Sky Crime, Documentaries, Sci-Fi, Nature and Comedy over the standard Essential packages. Plus Netflix. All using the Sky Stream box, which works entirely over your broadand.
Full Fibre 300 + Stream + Ultimate TV + Netflix
No dish neededStream live TV
300Mb
Average speed
150+ TV channels
Pay as you go calls
24
Month contract
Zero upfront cost
£39.00 Per month
Effective monthly cost is calculated by adding up all the monthly costs, price rises and any discounts and dividing it by the contract length.
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Call 0330 221 9424Broadband, TV and phone deals – what to look out for
The best bundles keep things simple: clear pricing, no unnecessary extras and a TV bundle that genuinely suits how and what you watch. It’s also worth checking how easy it is to customise your bundle, especially if you only want certain channels (like Sky Atlantic) and need a phone line.
Many providers now sell broadband without a phone line as standard, but you can usually add one during checkout if you need it. Just remember that on Full Fibre packages the line will be digital rather than traditional copper, which means some older equipment – such as pendant alarms, fax machines or certain healthcare devices – may not be compatible without an adapter. Here's what to watch out for:
- Choice of TV channels – Make sure the TV element actually includes what you want to watch, whether that’s premium films, drama, sport or on-demand apps
- Add-on phone line options – Even if not included by default, most providers let you add a phone line. Check whether it’s standard (like Sky), digital, and what call packages are available
- No hidden setup costs – Some bundles include installation or activation fees, so it’s worth checking the small print
- Fast, dependable broadband – TV streaming and multiple devices do best on Full Fibre, which offers more stable speeds and fewer slowdowns than copper-based broadband
- Contract length – TV bundles are usually 18–24 months unless you're getting TV on its own from Sky, which has a one-month rolling option – only commit to a contract length you’re comfortable with
- Rewards and discounts – Bundles often come with bill credit, reward cards and so on. Take advantage of them
Old analogue phone lines versus digital – what's the difference?
If you’re upgrading your broadband, especially to Full Fibre, there’s a good chance your old analogue landline will be replaced with a digital one. The main difference is that analogue lines used the copper telephone network, while digital lines run over your broadband connection. Calls work much the same, but the phone plugs into your router instead of the wall socket. It won't matter to most people.
Where it does matter is with older equipment. Some devices that relied on the old copper line – such as telecare pendants, certain alarm systems, fax machines or payment terminals – may not work properly on a digital line without an adapter or a compatible replacement. If you use anything like that, it’s worth checking compatibility before you switch.
