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Scroll down to see these deals in full or if none of these offers were the Christmas broadband gift you were hoping to unwrap, check out our best broadband deals page for all of your options. BT’s fibre broadband January Sale deals: BT Superfast Fibre | 18 months | Avg. speed 50Mb | Weekend calls | £9.99 router delivery | £29.99pm + £100 reward card BT’s cheapest fibre broadband. For £29.99 a month you can get average speeds of 50Mb and not to mention BT will throw in a free £100 reward card to sweeten the deal. You do have to pay a £9.99 router charge but after that it’s just the monthly charges. View Deal BT Superfast Fibre 2 | 18 months | Avg. speed 76Mb | Weekend calls | £9.99 router delivery | £39.99pm + £120 reward card For an extra tenner a month you can really boost the average speeds your getting.
This is ideal if you have loads of people in your household all trying to use the internet at once or if you stream a lot of 4K content or do a lot of gaming. You immediately shave £120 off the price with BT’s massive Reward Card. View Deal BT’s ADSL broadband January Sale deal: BT Broadband | 18 months | Avg. speed 10Mb | Weekend calls | £19.99 upfront cost | £24.99pm + £60 reward card You can get BT’s Standard broadband for under the £25 a month-mark with average speeds of 17Mb.
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Not only are you with one of the UK’s most popular broadband providers but like all the other deals above you get a free BT reward card, this time worth £60. View Deal What is a BT Reward Card? The Reward Card that BT sends out is a pre-paid credit card that you can use anywhere that accepts Mastercard. In short, that’s around a million shops, cafes and restaurants around the world, so you shouldn’t find it difficult to find places to spend, spend, spend.
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It’s an old-fashioned chip and pin card, rather than contactless. But do make sure that you claim your Reward Card within three months of installation, otherwise you’ll lose out on all that cash. "GET A CHEAP PLAYSTATION PLUS MEMBERSHIP DEAL DELIVERED INSTANTLY FOR A GREAT LAST-MINUTE PRESENT" Get a cheap PlayStation Plus membership deal delivered instantly for a great last-minute present Update: The US PlayStation Plus price we highlighted earlier is still holding strong, The UK one is slowly going up in price, although it’s still the best PS Plus deal around by miles.
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Is this a sign the big discount is coming to an end though? If you’re scrambling for a last-minute (or just plain old late) present, then this cheap PlayStation Plus membership price is the perfect chance to still get a gift for someone as it’ll be delivered instantly to your inbox and store account. We’ve tracked down the cheapest PlayStation Plus prices on the net and have found CDKeys.com has the best prices in both the US and UK today.
As we said though, you don’t have to wait for delivery as the code will be emailed to you or accessed via your orders section on CDKeys’ site once you’ve paid. So you can either print off the code or write it into a Christmas card. Be sure to select the correct one from the links below, as PlayStation Plus membership codes are country-specific.
PlayStation Plus memberships can be pricey if you pay full price or accidentally let the auto-re settings pay for a year as soon as your current sub ends. We can do much better for you here at TechRadar Deals though. This is a fantastic gift idea for anyone you know that may be getting a PS4 or PS4 Pro for Christmas.
It’s even a great buy if they already have a sub, as you can stack this on top of an existing one. Note: the bigger discount is reserved for the UK sub today as you’re saving £8 off the official RRP. Whereas in the US, CDKeys despite boasting a reduction from a ‘$69.99’ original price is actually only a couple of dollars cheaper than the actual MSRP of $59.99 (we assume that’s a typo on the original price on the site) – still, it is cheaper.
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