A Virgin Media broadband and TV package, often termed a bundle, has numerous advantages compared to buying your services separately.
Virgin Media offers a variety of broadband and TV bundles to suit just about anybody. Whether you're a casual viewer or a dedicated sofa-dweller, there's a deal for you. You can start with a base package and enhance it by choosing a broadband speed of your choice, adding premium channels like Sky Sports, streaming services like Disney+ and Netflix (which comes as standard with some), or even adding an O2 SIM, which can be very cost effective.
Virgin Media bundles are a bit more detailed. You can basically choose whatever you want to include in your bundle, Virgin Media still insists on giving them names that don't really help. Sky's decision last year to ditch the names and just provide descriptions for its various bundles is just a lot easier to follow.
These packages pair mid-tier broadband speeds (M250–M350) with over 190 channels as standard. You can choose to add Sky Sports, Sky Cinema, or both, depending on your interests. Ideal for families and households that want more than just the basics
Built on the same TV and broadband base as the standard Bigger Combo but include an O2 SIM and Volt benefits like speed boosts and extra mobile data. A strong option for anyone already with O2 or looking to combine mobile and broadband under one roof.
These offer a step up in both broadband speed (M350–Gig1) and channel count (over 210), including more entertainment and documentary options. Best suited to large households or anyone after a richer TV experience.
The top-tier option, including Gig1 Fibre Broadband, the full TV line-up with sports, movies, and more, plus Volt extras and an O2 SIM. Designed for households that want it all—speed, channels, and mobile perks included.
Entry-level deals that include M125 or M250 broadband and access to Virgin’s streaming-based TV platform, offering 100+ Freeview and app-based channels. A solid pick if you're more into streaming than traditional live TV.
If you're already, or want to be, an O2 mobile customer, 'Volt' bundles are a good shout. By bundling Virgin Media broadband and TV with an O2 SIM, you'll get a broadband speed boost to the next available level (up to 1.1Gbps, or Gig1), double the mobile data on your O2 plan, and get additional perks like inclusive roaming.
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No. Virgin TV only works alongside Virgin Media broadband, as it runs through the same cable connection. If you're not in a Virgin Media broadband area, you won't be able to get Virgin TV either.
It depends which bundle you go for. Most include broadband, a home phone line and a decent chunk of TV channels. Bigger bundles add more channels — like Sky Sports or Sky Cinema — or come with streaming services such as Netflix. Volt bundles throw in an O2 SIM and extras like a speed boost or double mobile data.
Usually, yes. Virgin Media is one of the fastest widely available broadband provider in the UK, with average download speeds up to 1,130Mbps — or up to 2Gbps in limited areas. Some Full Fibre providers can beat that, but they’re not available everywhere either.
No. Virgin TV is delivered through a cable connection, not a satellite dish. Everything comes through the same cable as your broadband, so all you need is a set-top box and a working connection — no extra kit on the outside of your home bar the inlet box.
Flex is Virgin’s no-contract TV option. It’s ideal if you mainly stream and don’t watch a lot of live TV. You get over 150 Freeview and app-based channels and can add or cancel paid extras like Netflix or Sky Cinema on a monthly basis. It’s a good fit if you want TV without being locked into a long-term deal.
Volt bundles include an O2 SIM and come with added perks like a broadband speed boost, double mobile data, and roaming. They're designed to combine Virgin Media and O2 services under one roof. Regular bundles don’t include mobile, so if you’re already with O2 — or happy to switch — Volt usually gives better value if you need a SIM.