Black Friday doesn’t officially start until November 25 but that’s not stopping bargains from launching early. Currys and Argos have already started their discounts and now Sky is joining the cost-cutting party with huge reductions on its popular broadband plans. These best Sky deals even include the firm’s lowest-ever price for its basic Superfast internet plan with things starting from just £23 per month.
That offer includes standard 36Mbps downloads which are just about quick enough for a bit of streaming and sending a few emails each day. But don’t panic if you want something faster as there are plenty more discounts available including money off Sky’s Ultrafast plan.
This package, which includes 145Mbps speeds, is now just £30 per month which is one of the lowest prices we’ve seen from Sky. Via a 145Mbps connection, a full HD movie will take just 6 minutes to download.
If you want to go even faster then there’s Sky’s Ultrafast Plus service (500Mbps) for £40 per month and Gigafast (900Mbps) for £50 per month.
All of the deals are based on an 18-month contract and feature a £19.95 upfront fee.
Here are all of the latest Sky Black Friday broadband deals
Sky Superfast • NOW £23
INCLUDES: 36Mbps speeds
CONTRACT: 18 months
UPFRONT FEE: £19.95
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Sky Ultrafast • NOW £30
INCLUDES: 145Mbps speeds
CONTRACT: 18 months
UPFRONT FEE: £19.95
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Sky Ultrafast Plus • NOW £40
INCLUDES: 500Mbps speeds
CONTRACT: 18 months
UPFRONT FEE: £19.95
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Gigafast• NOW £50
INCLUDES: 900Mbps speeds
CONTRACT: 18 months
UPFRONT FEE: £19.95
SEE THE DEAL HERE
Want to know more about all the best upcoming deals? Check out our full Black Friday 2022 guide with early deals, top tips and how to spot a bargain.
Some stores including Argos, Currys and Virgin Media have also already started their Black Friday discounts and you can find full details about their offers below.
• Best early Currys Black Friday deals
• Best early Argos Black Friday deals
• Best early Virgin Media Black Friday deals
What is Black Friday
Black Friday was started in the United States as a way for retailers to drum-up extra sales ahead of the holidays. The one-day sales event would see millions of people queue up outside high street shops to secure the best Black Friday deals, dubbed “doorbusters”. Held on the first Friday after the Thanksgiving celebrations, Black Friday is no longer confined to the shores of the United States – it has become a global phenomenon.