NEWBI EE USER MOVES FROM SKY

[CYNDERYN]

Hi ALL

Technical stuff recently moved from SKY  fibre broadband to EE fibre broadband for financial reasons.  I  have noted that when I scan for wireless network on EE TV BOX  downstairs and EE TV MIN BOX upstairs it tells me the SKY HUB next door in my neighbours adjacent terraced property is a "good signal" and a "moderate signal" and "poor signal " from EE HUB in hallway of my own property.  

Consumer Stuff Thinking of using NOW TV subscription with EE  Would I have  sign up for a similar long term hard to cancel  fixed subscription like SKY or Is it possible to sign up for a easy to cancel  flexible subscription like NOW TV APP Finally, at present I have TNT sports subscription with EE which is SD can it be changed to HD

Any comments or advice welcome Thanks fir taking the time to  read  Regards 

[Midnight_Voice]

@CYNDERYN 

I guess you have the Sport package with EE TV?

Sport

• TNT Sports includes access to discovery+ where you can stream all TNT Sports content on any compatible device, including Large Screen access in 4K HDR, complete with immersive Dolby Atmos.
• discovery+ Premium RRP £30.99 per month.
• discovery+ account required and terms apply. See Terms of Use.

So it looks like you can get HD, even UHD, if you access TNT Sports via discovery+

Or you can get the HD & 4K add-on, £6 a month, to use with TNT Sports directly. Ring EE and ask.

As your account is Sports-based, you can use an existing or new Now subscription (EE TV will take over an existing Now subscription or subscriptions) and run that on a month by month basis, the same as you would with Now direct, and at the same list prices for each Now Membership (Entertainment, Cinema, Sports, Hayu, or Boost) that you wanted - one, several, all….

Due to an anomaly in EE TV’s pricing, those with the Sports plan and Now add-ons have to buy Boost separately; those with the Entertainment plan and Sports as the add-on, get Boost included with HD & 4K.

Buy if you switch to Entertainment as the primary to get, that, you lock in to Entertainment for two years, thus losing some of that flexibility above. So worth haggling with the agent to try to get Boost cheap or free with HD & 4K, when you take Now with EE TV.