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BT TV 2020 Review

BT TV 2020 Review

Posted on November 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Sky and Virgin may have most of the premium TV market sewn up, but BT has continued to quietly offer an alternative, with channels (including BT Sport in 4K) delivered via your broadband connection. Today, BT TV has a range of flexible packages on offer, letting you add and remove channels as you want them, which makes it an interesting choice for those who wants to dip in and out of content.
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