Sky and BT face competition from TalkTalk as the latter reduces its prices for Full Fibre 150 broadband to £24 per month, offering speeds of up to 150Mbps. Despite the seemingly small saving, TalkTalk’s offer is more affordable than BT’s £25.99 for 36Mbps and Sky’s £26 for 100Mbps packages. A key advantage of TalkTalk is its 18-month contract compared to BT and Sky’s 24-month commitments, allowing customers more flexibility to switch to better deals when the initial term ends.
TalkTalk also provides faster internet options such as Full Fibre 500 for £30 and Full Fibre 900 for £36, albeit with a longer 24-month contract. Internet speeds may vary by location, so customers are advised to check availability on TalkTalk’s website. While prices for TalkTalk’s plans increase by £4 per month in April, customers benefit from shorter contracts.
In comparison, BT and Sky offer longer contracts for their broadband services, with Sky customers expecting a percentage-based increase soon. TalkTalk has garnered positive reviews on Trustpilot for its customer service, with users praising its efficiency and responsiveness. Despite occasional hiccups, many customers express satisfaction with TalkTalk’s services.
