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BT TV No Frills > EE TV

NK34
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My mother 90 has "Entertainment (No Frills)" as part of her ludicrously overpriced contract with BT. I intend to contact BT to try and get a better deal - she's paying nearly £100 per month, don't know how that happened but anyway.

I know BT TV is morphing into EE TV and I assume any possible new package would be under the EE brand but...

(1) I do not see a no-frills TV package on EE - Entertainment at £20 is the closest and she only wants or can cope with Freeview

(2) Is the EE interface basically the same as BT? e.g. channel guides, how to "record" programmes etc.? At 90 she would not like new things to have to learn

Thanks in advance if anyone can answer

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@Minkey1 @Weerab2024 

Yes, my wife and I would always go ‘Let’s watch xyz’ followed by ‘Yes, but which service is it on?’ followed by blank looks and a hasty consultation with JustWatch.

Now we just go onto the Apple TV and type in or even just say what we want, and it finds the right app and lines up the programme for us.

Invaluable.

*Longtime YouView box owner & broadband customer (was BT now EE), but only recently a full EETV subscriber*

@Midnight_Voice 

Just Watch is a great resource. Whilst we’ve got an ATV and iPhones we’ve not yet got into Siri much, having sold all our Google stuff last yr and replaced with Alexa kit. Will have to try it 👍

Mike
EE Fibre 900 via SH+ with 2 Extenders, EE TV Pro & Mini boxes, 2 EE SIM's only, all originally BT, and wishing it still was.
LG Oled, Denon/Cambridge Audio 7.1, Panasonic 4K player, Apple TV 4K