Virgin Media broadband and Sky deal with free 4K TV or £250 bill credit runs out in days

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Virgin Media broadband and Sky deal with free 4K TV or £250 bill credit runs out in days

Upgrading you TV can be a stressful experience, there is just so much choice down at your nearest John Lewis, Currys or Richer Sounds that it can be tricky to know where even to begin. A new Virgin Media deal can make it a pain free experience though because you can get a £349 LG device for free if you select a specific plan - but you have just a few days left to make the most of the offer.

It's the latest deal from the provider as it hands out the 4K 43-inch LG model to anyone that picks a Bigger Movies Combo Bundle, Bigger Sports HD Combo Bundle, Biggest TV Bundle or the Mega Volt Bundle - and those not interested can choose £250 in bill credit.

Yes, the broadband tech retailer will put the money towards your existing new bill, which means you won't pay a single penny for your new contract in the first couple of months. Launched last week the deal is still available for a few more days, finishing on Wednesday, February 14, so you have to be quick, Mirror Online reports.

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Virgin Media TV plans included in the huge freebie deal start from £65 a month, and users are locked into a pretty hefty 18-month contract. Its plans are known for offering perks from Sky for a slightly cheaper price as Virgin Media customers can get Sky Sports HD and Sky Cinema HD included on plans, one reason why we recommend the brand.

Going up against rivals Sky and BT, handing out freebies has become a well-known trial for the brand and they seem to fall a few times each year, making regular TV contracts feel better value for money. Another popular offer at Virgin Media is it's free Xbox Series S or X deals, which you can get for free on particular plans - it's not on right now but you may want to keep an eye out.

As we break down all the deals it's available below, on a deal which is very rarely offered.

Bigger Movie Combo Bundle - £68 per month

M250 broadband

Sky Cinema HD

200 channels plus Talk Weekends

SEE THE DEAL HERE

Bigger Sports HD Bundle - £65 per month

M250 broadband

Sky Sports HD

TNT Sport

200 channels plus Talk Weekends

SEE THE DEAL HERE

Biggest TV Bundle - £79 per month

Gig1 broadband

Sky Cinema HD

Sky Sports HD

230 channels

Netflix

Unlimited SIM

SEE THE DEAL HERE

Mega Volt Bundle - £85 per month

TV 360 box

230+ channels

Sky Sports HD

Sky Cinema HD

Netflix

514 Mbps download speeds

Unlimited calls and texts

SEE THE DEAL HERE

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