Sky broadband deals are ending soon (Image: SKY)
If you want to slash your broadband bills you may need to act fast. has been running some big money-saving offers since the start of the month but these epic discounts are ending tomorrow, January 29. In fact, Sky has now launched a countdown timer showing just how little time there is left to sign up and take advantage.
Sky’s ‘lowest ever’ price broadband
Sky has cut the price of its full-fibre 500Mbps broadband plan to just £33 per month. That’s its lowest-ever price. There are also deals on 150Mbps speeds and even Sky’s 1Gbps plan has been slashed to just £43.
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That means there are just over 24 hours to cash in and get some blistering speeds at Sky’s lowest-ever prices. Currently, there are still four big discounts to be bagged including 150Mbps downloads for £27 per month or you can opt for 300Mbps speeds and pay just £29.
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If that doesn’t sound quick enough, Sky is also dishing out 500Mbps access (£33) and even ludicrous 1Gbps speeds (£43).
HERE ARE ALL THE SKY DEALS
Sky Full Fibre 150SPEEDS: 150MbpsPRICE: £27 per monthCONTRACT: 24 monthsUP FRONT FEE: £0
Sky Full Fibre 300SPEEDS: 300MbpsPRICE: £29 per monthCONTRACT: 24 monthsUP FRONT FEE: £0
Sky Full Fibre 500SPEEDS: 150MbpsPRICE: £33 per monthCONTRACT: 24 monthsUP FRONT FEE: £0
Sky Full Fibre 1GBSPEEDS: 150MbpsPRICE: £43 per monthCONTRACT: 24 monthsUP FRONT FEE: £0
All of the deals above are based on a 24-month contract with £0 sign-up fee. It’s also worth noting that not all areas of the UK will be able to access Full Fibre speeds. .
Of course, Sky isn’t the only firm with deals available right now. fibre speeds and .
It’s also worth checking out smaller local providers such as and Community Fibre as these firms often have very fast speeds at much lower monthly costs than their bigger rivals.
Finally, it’s worth checking out what speeds you really need as you could end up paying more for downloads that are simply too quick. As a guide, a couple who watch the odd Netflix show and surf the web should be fine with speeds of around 700Mbps.
Those with busy homes full of people working from home, streaming games and 4K movies might want to opt for 300Mbps and above.