Sky TV and Sky Sports can currently be obtained for just £35 per month for the first 18 months as part of the discount.
This package usually costs £45 per month, meaning customers are saving £180 in total.
It is worth noting a £20 set-up fee is still required as part of the plan that also includes a Sky Q box.
Sky’s offer will end today, Sunday March 24, meaning those that want to binge on sports and TV shows will need to be fast if they want to take advantage of the saving.
• Sky Entertainment with Sky Sports – £35 per month for the first 18 months (was £45) GET THE DEAL HERE
The TV deal is not the only alluring offer from Sky.
In fact, the firm recently unveiled new deals for both the iPhone Xs and XR it claims saves users £90.
Apple’s iPhone XR can be obtained for just £36 per month thanks to the Sky offer that is giving customers 6GB of data for the price of 3GB.
This particular price applies to the XR with 64GB of internal storage.
It is worth noting customers are able to up their memory to 128GB for just £2 more per month.
Here is a list of the best Sky offers for the iPhone XR:
• iPhone XR, 64GB of storage with 6GB of data – £36 per month on a 30 month contract – GET THE DEAL HERE
• iPhone XR, 128GB of storage with 6GB of data – £38 per month on a 30 month contract – GET THE DEAL HERE
• iPhone XR, 256GB of storage with 6GB of data – £41 per month with an upfront charge of £12 on a 30 month contract – GET THE DEAL HERE
Sky is also providing customers with the same data deal for the iPhone XS, making the handset more affordable with 6GB of data.
Here is a list of the best Sky deals for the iPhone XS:
• iPhone XS, 64GB of storage with 6GB of data – £44 per month on a 30 month contact – GET THE DEAL HERE
• iPhone XS, 128GB of storage with 6GB of data – £49 per month with an upfront charge of £12 on a 30 month contract – GET THE DEAL HERE
• iPhone XS, 512GB of storage with 6GB of data – £57 per month with an upfront charge of £12 on a 30 month contract – GET THE DEAL HERE
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