Considering ditching SKY and moving to EE TV - Thoughts?

[Dexta]

I have my broadband with EE and their TV package looks very appealing price wise compared to SKY.

I have broadband speeds of only about 70mb .

Has anybody experienced anything like downgrading the HD or multichannel sound via EE TV ?

What is the planner like. I have been with SKY for 25 years and think the EPG is excellent, Does EE TV live up to that?

Can EE TV remote handle my BOSE sound bar on the same remote ?>

I presume EE TV has all the same functions, record, pause live tv etc?

Multiroom is easy and FREE, is that correct, just have a mini EE TV Box?

Anybody switched and have regrets?

[Lau19]

The most unreliable broadband ever

never ever have I experience so much service interruption with sky as I experience with EE ,the broadband cuts out non stop and loss of service

i am not happy with EE services as far as broadband and TV are concerned 

[Lau19]

I feel the same as you yes SKYwas a bit more costly but it was worth the service 

[Terry899]

I am currently switching from Sky tv to EE tv. Was already EE broadband and mobiles. The switch was financially good but the switch experience poor and I am thinking of cancelling my EE tv. Life is not always about reducing your costs.

Experience with EE not good. Sky tv had good quality via Sat dish plus Aerial

EE prefers signal via wifi which is not as robust.  Less sound volume and pixalated picture when signal is weak. EE offer cable connection which I am trying tomorrow to improve signal capture. Cable also gets you the freeview channels.

Sometimes you nred to pay a little more to get a quality service (ie Sky tv and sat dish)

Terry

[DarrenDev]

@Terry899 just to pick up on some mistakes there:

EE doesn't prefer wifi - if you have ethernet available then it's generally the better option.  Most people don't have it though.

You've said that cable gets you the freeview channels, but they're available regardless of connection type.

I suspect you may be referring to an aerial when you say cable, however that only works for the TV Box Pro - but you still get freeview on any TV Box, regardless of connection type.

Sky no-longer sell satellite TV.  They've switched to streaming over the internet, the same as EE TV.