Sky is one of the major retailers taking part in Black Friday 2024 – with reductions and deals in many of its popular divisions, including TV, broadband and mobile.
This year, Sky announced its Black Friday tech offers extra early. The deals are still live this Black Friday weekend, and they’re scheduled to wrap up on Tuesday, 3 November. In other words, there’s not much time left to bag the best Sky Black Friday deals.
From Sky TV and Sky Glass packages to SIM-only and broadband deals, there are some serious bargains on offer during the annual sale event. Our tech team at Good Housekeeping will take you through the best deals below.
What Sky deals are in the Black Friday sale?
Ready to take your home entertainment, broadband or smartphone plan to new heights? Sky is live with the following deals for Black Friday.
Sky TV, broadband and mobile data Black Friday deals 2024
Sky TV: £19/month (was £26/month): this exceptional offer on the Sky Ultimate TV package gives you both Sky TV and Netflix (Basic with Ads) via plug-in-and-play streaming. No dish required – but you will need a decent wifi connection to fully enjoy your new Sky channels. You can add on Sky Cinema, Sky Kids, Netflix and more for an additional cost, but still save some decent money on the usual prices.
Sky Stream, Sky Cinema, Sky TV & Netflix: £29/month (was £36/month): if you’re into films, then it could be well worth paying extra for this expanded Sky TV package. The unique draw here is Sky Cinema, which has over 1,000 on-demand movies including Wonka, Kung Fu Panda 4 and Dune: Part Two. Plus, as a Sky Cinema customer, you’ll get some nice perks including two Vue cinema tickets per month, a subscription to Paramount+, and a free Cadbury Dairy Milk treat this Christmas.
Sky Stream and Full Fibre 150 Sky Broadband: £38/month (was £39/month): it’s a fractional saving, but the £1 reduction on the monthly cost of this TV and broadband package will save you a worthwhile £24 over a 24-month contract.
Full Fibre 150 Sky Broadband: £27/month (was £28/month): if you’re just looking to upgrade your broadband, you can save £1/month on a speedy 150Mb/s Full Fibre connection from Sky Broadband during the Black Friday sale.
Half-price Sky Mobile data for 6 months: during the Sky Black Friday sale, you can get selected Sky Mobile data plans at half price for the first six months of your contract. The offer can apply to a 100GB plan (saving you £15/mo) or a 25GB plan (saving £8/mo). Bear in mind that you’ll pay full price for the remainder of your contract duration.
Sky Mobile Black Friday 2024 smartphone deals
Sky Mobile is offering a well-curated selection of deals on popular smartphone contracts for Black Friday 2024.
The Apple iPhone SE, which we named as the best budget iPhone you can buy, is available from £13/month, saving you £45 across a 36-month contract.
Speedy and pocket-sized, this model will appeal to users who believe smartphone design was perfectly fine a few years back, or those who want an iPhone that won’t break the bank.
One of the most dazzling smartphone releases of 2024, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra gets an eye-catching £10/month discount in Sky Mobile’s sale, so you can grab one on contract from £38/month.
This remains Samsung’s most advanced flagship phone, complete with its titanium casing and stylus.
If you’re seeking the pinnacle of the Google Pixel experience, you can now get the brand’s latest and greatest smartphone on a cheaper Sky Mobile contract, thanks to an across-contract £180 saving on the Pixel 9 Pro. The high-spec Google handset is now available from £29/month.
Will more deals be added to the Sky Black Friday 2024 sale?
Sky has announced that its current online Black Friday 2024 deals will be available from 7 November till 3 December.
However, based on previous sales, we would expect some strong Sky discounts on TV packages, smartphone data and broadband to continue beyond Black Friday, and perhaps right through to January.
We’ll be monitoring Sky’s deals closely to see if further offers are added throughout the sale period.
Last year, we saw price cuts to Sky smartphone contracts, mobile data add-ons, monthly TV package costs, set-top boxes and Sky Glass streaming TV. Some Sky Sports deals will likely be added at some point during the sale season.
Simon Cocks is Good Housekeeping UK’s Technology Editor, overseeing tech shopping content and strategy for the title. He previously also worked across other titles including Esquire UK, Digital Spy, Men’s Health UK and Women’s Health UK.
Simon specialises in testing the latest smart gadgets, home entertainment gear, headphones, speakers, portable chargers, radios, e-book readers and smartphones. He's reviewed top tech products from brands including Google, Apple, Amazon, JBL and Bose.
A magazine journalism graduate from Kingston University in 2014, Simon also worked on the Discovery and Silkroad inflight magazines. He then gained experience writing about entertainment at SFX and Total Film. He also contributed reviews and interviews to TwitchFilm (later ScreenAnarchy), CultBox and Frame Rated.
He joined Good Housekeeping UK as the Editorial Assistant for Special Projects and was part of Good Housekeeping’s Consumer Affairs Team between 2014 and 2019. In this role, he conducted price comparison research, wrote detailed household and money-saving advice guides and edited thousands of in-depth reviews for the Good Housekeeping Institute.
He has focused on technology and gadgets since 2020, where he started by testing out power banks and instant cameras. He writes reviews, roundups, news articles and deals updates, and also covers top tech deals during sales like Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
When not testing out the latest gizmos, you’ll find Simon either catching up with the newest releases at his local cinema or out shooting with his beloved compact camera.
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Pete Wise is a freelance writer with over a decade's experience working across a wide range of publications and subject areas. A frequent contributor to Good Housekeeping, Pete helps keep tech and lifestyle coverage up to date – especially during seasonal sales like Prime Day and Black Friday.
As a consumer journalist, Pete has reviewed hundreds of products for titles including The Independent, Evening Standard, Ideal Home and Homebuilding & Renovating. His articles on other topics, such as global development and social initiatives, have been featured in publications such as The Guardian and Positive.News.
When he's not busy writing, Pete spends much of his time running, renovating, playing guitar and feeding his cat.
