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BT Ultra HD YouView review: 4K entertainment, but in limited supply

Posted on April 6, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

BT was the first television provider in the UK to take a step into the future of entertainment, launching its own Ultra HD 4K service. It started, appropriately, with BT Sport Ultra HD, before expanding into other 4K content from streaming providers, like Netflix.

BT’s Ultra HD offering means you need a new set-top box, the DTR-T4000, but it also needs to you to have the company’s Infinity broadband to complete the package and bring you super-sharp TV.

The Ultra HD service has recently seen an update, bringing a new user interface for BT TV users, as BT looks to remain competitive against Sky Q, Virgin Media and the growing omnipotence of smart TVs.
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