As the cost of living crisis continues to impact UK households, many are seeking more affordable options for streaming premium TV content. This search intensifies during this period, especially with events like the Premier League matches and the culmination of the current F1 season.
It’s widely known that a significant number of individuals have transitioned to using unauthorized Fire TV Sticks for streaming. While these devices offer access to various streams for a one-time payment, they pose risks such as exposure to malware and inappropriate material.
Fortunately, there is a legitimate way to enjoy upcoming sports events at a lower cost and without resorting to illegal streaming. Sky’s NOW service provides convenient access to all its channels without the need for a satellite dish. It is compatible with Fire TV Sticks, as well as more than 60 other devices including gaming consoles, smart TVs, Roku Sticks, and tablets.
Moreover, there is no requirement to commit to a long-term contract, unlike most traditional Sky subscriptions that demand a 24-month commitment. An enticing offer is currently available for NOW members, allowing them to access full Sky Sports content for just £28 per month for a year, representing a 20% discount from the regular price.
This package includes 12 channels such as Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports F1, and Sky Sports Action, as well as coverage of golf, cricket, racing, tennis, and daily news. By comparison, subscribing to the complete Sky package with Sports would cost a minimum of £35 per month under a 24-month contract.
For those not interested in sports, discounted rates are also offered for Sky Cinema and Sky Entertainment, priced at £6.99 instead of the usual £9.99.
To explore these offers, you can check them out here. Additionally, NOW is compatible with a wide range of devices, including Fire TV Stick, Samsung and LG TVs, PlayStation, Xbox, Roku devices, Apple TV, Google TV, Sony TV, PCs, Android phones, Apple iPads and iPhones, TalkTalk boxes, and YouView.
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