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1 week ago | choose.co.uk | Lyndsey Burton

Sky TV customers with the Sky Cinema pack can now upgrade the free Paramount+ subscription to remove adverts at a discounted price. Following downgrading the free plan to Paramount+ Basic (with ads) in January 2025, customers can now choose to upgrade to either Standard or Premium. Discounted pricing also continues to save Sky Cinema customers £4.99 per month off the price of a standalone Paramount+ subscription.

2 weeks ago | choose.co.uk | Lucy Brown

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 offers average download speeds of 910Mbps at peak times and is available on both the Openreach and CityFibre FTTP networks. In CityFibre areas customers receive symmetrical upload speeds of 910Mbps, while these are asymmetrical at 105Mbps on the Openreach network. Customers can take this as a standard plan, but it works best with either the Super WiFi or Pro 3 add-on to boost wireless speeds around the home. In this guide At a glance Best suited for What's on offer?

2 weeks ago | choose.co.uk | Samantha Smith

Vodafone's standard broadband packages offer budget-friendly low prices, while still competing with other providers on speed. Customers willing to spend a bit more can get Vodafone's Super WiFi or Pro 3 deals, which bundle a WiFi guarantee and an optional WiFi 7 router upgrade and 4G back-up device. It's also possible to access a TV service with the Xtra add-on, which includes an Apple TV 4K box and a subscription to Apple TV+.

2 weeks ago | choose.co.uk | Lyndsey Burton

Vodafone has launched a new Pro 3 package option across their full fibre broadband deals, with an upgraded WiFi 7 Ultra Hub router. Plans cost from £39 per month on the Full Fibre 150 speed tier, and include a WiFi 7 Ultra Hub, WiFi 7 booster and automatic 4G back-up device. EE and LightSpeed have also recently launched WiFi 7 routers in recent months, while other providers play catch-up with WiFi 5 and 6 devices.

3 weeks ago | choose.co.uk | Lyndsey Burton

Prices for NOW Broadband packages will be going up by £3 per month from 4th July 2025 for existing customers. The annual price rise follows similar rises last year, when NOW Broadband also increased prices by £3 per month. Customers unhappy with the change will be able to cancel their contracts early as long as they do so within 31 days of being notified.