BT Offers Choice of Gadget Gifts with Broadband and Phone Plans
UK ISP BT has launched a new range of special offers on their superfast (FTTC) and ultrafast (G.fast, FTTP) broadband packages, which among other things gives new customers a choice of taking either an included Samsung Tablet A 10.1 (worth £179), Fitbit Charge 3 (worth £129.99) or Amazon Echo (worth £89.99).
On top of that most of their packages also come with a BT Reward Card (Preloaded MasterCard), which can be worth between £50 and up to £150 depending on the package. The latest offers will be available to order between now and 14th March 2019.
As usual each package comes attached to an 18 month contract term, phone line rental, unlimited data usage, a wireless router (Smart Hub 1 or 2), Cloud storage, Virus Protect, Parental Controls, Call Protect (stops nuisance calls) and free access to BT’s national network of public WiFi hotspots.
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Broadband (ADSL)
Average Download of 10Mbps
£50 Reward Card
Setup Fee: £29.99Price: £24.99 a month for 18 months (£32.99 thereafter)
Superfast Fibre
Average Download of 50Mbps
£80 Reward Card + Choice of Gadget
Setup Fee: £9.99Price: £29.99 a month for 18 months (£52.49 thereafter)
Superfast Fibre 2
Average Download of 67Mbps
£120 Reward Card + Choice of Gadget
Setup Fee: £9.99Price: £39.99 a month for 18 months (£58.99 thereafter)
Superfast Fibre Plus
Average Download of 67Mbps
Special benefits for Mobile customers etc.
Setup Fee: £9.99Price: £54.99 a month for 18 months (£58.99 thereafter)
Superfast Fibre 3 Plus (FTTP / G.fast)
Average Download of 145Mbps
Special benefits for Mobile customers
£130 Reward Card + Choice of Gadget
Setup Fee: £9.99Price: £54.99 a month for 18 months (£59.99 thereafter)
Superfast Fibre 4 Plus (FTTP / G.fast)
Average Download of 300Mbps
Special benefits for Mobile customers
£130 Reward Card + Choice of Gadget
Setup Fee: £9.99Price: £59.99 a month for 18 months (£64.99 thereafter)
At the start of this year BT also announced that they “will not be increasing prices for BT broadband, home phone and mobile plans in 2019” and from 2020 they’ll adopt price increases linked to inflation (here).
Mark is a professional technology writer, IT consultant and computer engineer from Dorset (England), he also founded ISPreview in 1999 and enjoys analysing the latest telecoms and broadband developments. Find me on X (Twitter), Mastodon, Facebook, BlueSky, Threads.net and Linkedin.
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