BT sport app question

[Anonymous]

Thankyou.

So I can't just have it on the app right.

It's bundled with the TV box access?

[Brucemeister5 · Accepted solution]

BT Sport app separately is actually £16 per month, but would obviously come without the ability to record.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for all the help everyone 🙂

[-Richie-]

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@Anonymouswrote:

Thankyou.

So I can't just have it on the app right.

It's bundled with the TV box access?

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The app is £16 but as a BT TV customer having TV and standalone app isn't an option, the difference is only £1 per month though, as a TV addon it's a rolling 30 day term, the standalone app is 24 month minimum, it's worth the extra £1 to have the ability to cease it when not required and you can still watch on your TV box.

[-Richie-]

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@Brucemeister5wrote:

BT Sport app separately is actually £16 per month, but would obviously come without the ability to record.

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As a BT TV customer you can't have both though, see my reply for details.

[Brucemeister5]

I used to have the standalone BT Sport app and paid £15 for it up until April. However, we then  got BTTV with the £6 Entertainment deal and have BT Sport as an add- on for £15 ( legacy price from when we took it). I think it’s much better with BTTV and certainly don’t regret it.

[-Richie-]

@Brucemeister5  yes but what I mean is @Anonymous  can't have both BT TV and the standalone app.

[Brucemeister5]

@-Richie-  I appreciate that. I was just explaining that I used to have app only, but think that tv access is better as you then are then able to have the best of both worlds for just £1 more.

[Anonymous]

Final question please (you've all been most helpful).

Does the BT pro box still record without a subscription?

I would only require the Freeview channels to be recordable.

This would be the last question in order to assess my options.

Thanking you all.

[DarrenDev]

Yes, as long as you're using the box with an aerial connected. Internet mode won't work without a subscription.