Vodafone TV packages
Why choose Vodafone TV?
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What can I get from Vodafone TV?
Vodafone does not offer a traditional TV package with a fixed bundle of channels. Instead, its Xtra broadband plans include an Apple TV 4K device and three months of Apple TV.
Apple TV gives you access to Apple Original series and films. You can also download apps including BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Channel 4, Netflix, Prime Video, NOW and Disney+ on the Apple TV 4K device. You’ll need a separate subscription for paid streaming services.
There are two options. Vodafone Xtra includes Vodafone’s Wi-Fi Hub and Anytime UK calls. Pro 3 Xtra adds a Super WiFi 7 Booster, 4G Broadband Back-up and Secure Net Home.
Choose an eligible broadband deal above and continue to Vodafone’s website, where you can check whether an Xtra package is available at your address. The prices shown above may not include Vodafone Xtra. Continue to Vodafone’s website to check availability and see the total price for your chosen broadband and Xtra package.
What are the pros and cons of Vodafone TV?
Not sure if Vodafone is right for you? Here’s a snapshot of the pros and cons to help you make a more informed decision.
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Pros
Apple TV 4K included with an Xtra plan
Three months of Apple TV included
Access to a wide range of free and paid streaming apps
Discounts may be available when you combine eligible Vodafone mobile and broadband plans
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Cons
No traditional bundle of premium TV channels
No built-in facility for recording live TV
Xtra costs more than a standard Vodafone broadband plan
Most paid streaming services require separate subscriptions
Apple TV renews at the then-current monthly price after the three-month offer unless cancelled
Vodafone broadband plans generally have a 24-month minimum term
What channels can I get with Vodafone TV?
Vodafone Xtra is an app-based TV service rather than a traditional channel package. This means it offers less live-channel choice than providers such as Sky, Virgin Media and EE TV.
Through Apple TV 4K, you can access subscription-free apps such as BBC iPlayer, ITVX and Channel 4 (which may require a TV Licence). You can also download paid apps including Netflix, Prime Video, NOW and Disney+, although you’ll need the relevant subscription to watch them.
You can watch Apple TV on supported phones, tablets, computers and smart TVs through the Apple TV app. Other streaming services are available through their own apps.
Can you record with Vodafone TV?
Apple TV 4K does not have a built-in recorder, unlike some boxes from Sky, Virgin Media and EE TV.
However, BBC iPlayer, ITVX, Channel 4 and other apps let you watch programmes on demand after they have been broadcast. Availability and expiry dates vary between services.
What are the alternatives to Vodafone TV?
If live channels, premium sport or recording are important to you, compare Vodafone Xtra with packages from Sky, Virgin Media and EE TV.
These providers offer more traditional TV packages, with options such as premium channels, sports bundles and recordable set-top boxes. Prices, channels and features vary, so compare the full monthly cost, including broadband, TV and any annual price increases, before choosing.
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