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EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

zulu17 — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 20:21:12 GMT

Any one able to clarify the changes to EETV packages that appear to have been introduced today in the revised 3rd September 2026 issue

of the

EE Broadband, TV and Home Phone price plans

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

XRaySpeX — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 21:05:30 GMT

Do you mean EE home price guide for core, standard, premium, and ultimate broadband plans, EE tv and digital home phone ?

What changes are you enquiring about?

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

zulu17 — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 21:30:40 GMT

Yes that is the 3rd September version you link to which if you compare to the previous issue (31st July) you will see variations in EETV package names and differences in some standard tariff pricing,

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

garybs29 — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 21:51:08 GMT

You do know they're on the website right? Seems there's been a couple of renames, an introduction of a entertainmrnt with just now & netflix & no hbo max pus sky cinrma looks to be an add on with entertainment now

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

XRaySpeX — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 21:55:40 GMT

The prices thro'out these New EE BB Price Guides are just the figment of somebody's imagination & are not to be taken with a pinch of salt. They are supposed to be the max. listed price but are never charged in reality. The TV packages max. prices have gone up a bit & the packages reconfigured. The EE TV Add-ons on pp 12-13 tells you what's included where.

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

zulu17 — Thu, 03 Sep 2026 22:54:59 GMT

I was rather hoping that there would be some prepared information/briefing/blogs available with for example an update to

https://ee.co.uk/tv/what-is-ee-tv

and some mention about any impacts (if any) on how existing customers flexing their packages within their current minimum term and how customers reaching the end of their current minimum terms might be impacted by the changes.

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

Weerab2024 — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 07:39:01 GMT

I was expecting some announcement too.

Even though some of us would have seen the news through other sources it would be good to have some information from EE officially.

I was wondering if the changes hadn't concluded yet and there was perhaps something else that was stopping an announcement.

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

DarrenDev — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 08:36:16 GMT

Big Sport has been renamed to Sport Plus, with no changes.

The Big Entertainment package has been removed.

What was Entertainment before is now known as Entertainment Plus.

A new entry-level Entertainment package has been introduced - our cheapest package today, and very close to what was known as "no frills" before. It includes NOW Entertainment but without the HBO Max content. It only offers a TV Box Edge - the TV Box Pro or Apple TV are only available with the higher packages (Apple TV is only on EE Broadband).

Customers on any existing packages can flex to the new packages as long as they're within contract.

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

Richardr66 — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 10:02:05 GMT

When you say entry level and cheapest package, is the package with just the "free to air" channels as carried by the Apple TV box in my case still in existence beneath this? I currently have that plus the TNT Sport channels. My contracted period for TV is coming to an end, so looking at options.

Re: EETV packages as of 3rd Sept 2026

zulu17 — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 10:26:17 GMT

Thank You - a few further observations

I suspect it is an error in the released document but the BT consumer price guide EETV (3Sept26) states that the Entertainment Plus package - has Now Cinema Membership showing as included rather than as an available chargeable add-on.

Also some clarity please on the HD , HD & 4K (4K line speed dependent) addons on BT - if I understand correctly these addons provide the HD ( & TNT Sport Ultimate) upgrade to the TNT Sport linear channels when viewed on EETV boxes . EE price guide still includes these addons (which are shown as included in currently sold Sport, Sport plus , Full Works) , the BT price guide does not now show these addons available in the latest currently available packages - historically EETV have charged for these addons - is this an omission and they are still available or has EETV decided to include HD as standard in the Sport package on BT ?