24-01-2023 11:31
Boost going up to £6 a month, when it went up to £5 it was a ridiculous increase!
Ad removal and multi access should be separate charges perhaps £3 for each?
HD and surround sound should be standard.
If NOW want to charge for superior picture quality charge for UHD!
24-01-2023 19:12
Boost would be far more acceptable if it offered UHD streaming on any content that supported that, at this point 1080p should not require an addon.
For those saying that you don't have to pay for it, that's true, but I'm not sure it's in their best interests to encourage people to think of cancelling stuff. Taking myself as an example, I first started to get the boost sub when the firetv app had an issue that only showed up when a stream tried to switch over to the adverts, but since I was paying for boost anyway, I found myself adding the movies sub more often too, but will probably drop down to just the ent package next month.
01-02-2023 10:43
That would make the over charging a little more reasonable.
07-02-2023 18:06
Again, you are quoting headline prices, rather than the deals that one can get
Disney+ at £7.99 a month is great value.
Prime Video with Amazon Prime is excellent especially if you use their shopping service regularly.
Netflix at £10.99 for HD, or £15.99 for 4K is barking.
Plus it all depends on which content you find most compelling.
10-02-2023 19:20
The closest equivalent from Now is close to £30 ent+cinema+boost!
13-02-2023 17:26
People need to let Now know that they know Now are boiling the frog.
13-02-2023 17:30
I am sure they have more sophisticated means of measuring customer take up, churn etc. than boiling water.
14-02-2023 9:08
Indeed:-
https://www.statista.com/statistics/895374/now-tv-households-in-the-uk/
But how to interpret what you see?