It's not every day you get something for free, but that's exactly what Sky has decided to offer over this weekend. Customers can bag themselves over 35 premium channels without having to reach for their credit cards. This blockbuster update has been launched as part of Sky's Ultimate TV Weekender, and those who subscribe won't want to miss out.
So, who gets the free channels and how do you claim them? Sky says there's no action required with the bonus getting unlocked unti Monday, June 9.
It's available to those who currently subscribe to Sky's Essential TV pack, with the upgrade offering full and instant access to Sky Ultimate TV bundle instead.
For those not in the know, the change adds extra channels such as Sky Max, Sky Crime, Sky Documentaries, U&Gold, and Comedy Central to TVs. Shows that can be found on these platforms include Matlock and The Rookie, Hacks, Rob Beckett’s Smart TV, Boyzone No Matter What, Planet Weird and The Righteous Gemstone.
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Explaining more, Sky said, in an email sent to Online: "From 6 – 9 June, Sky Essential TV customers can access Sky Ultimate TV at no extra cost.
"There’s no action required, all Sky Essential TV customers will have access to Sky Ultimate TV and 35,000 shows over the rainy weekend."
Now you might be wondering what Sky gets out of giving away free channels. Well, we are guessing it hopes that the little taster will get Sky Essential TV users upgrading to Sky Ultimate TV for good. If you do tune in and fancy switching things up it will cost you an extra £7 per month.
It's certainly been a very busy week for Sky. Along with announcing this free content boost, the company has also revealed when its all-new .
This screen will arrives in homes next week, and offer live and on-demand telly via your broadband so there's no need for a dish. It also comes packed with all the most popular streaming , features a 4K display and Dolby Audio for better sound.
There are three sizes to choose from (43”, 55”, and 65”) plus three colours (Sea Green, Carbon Grey, and Cotton White) to suit your room.
It's not quite as impressive as the Sky Glass Gen 2 TV, but it's worth a look if you're on a budget.
