NOW TV HD Smart TV Box - 4 Month Movies Bundle or 6 Months Entertainment Bundle £19.95 @ PC World. Cheaper than buying the passes separately if you already have Now TV.
Although not available for click n collect in store today in my area, it is available for delivery either to my home address for free or to the store to pick up later this week.
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sandrag10
31 Aug 16#40
Tesco selling Now boxes with different offers £20 down from £25
noahsdad
30 Aug 16#16
If you already have a newer black NOW TV box, this is a good deal as can even just apply the CODE (is not built in with the box) so can apply to existing account on your current box in use.
mrew42 to noahsdad
31 Aug 16#39
It's an even better deal if you have a White box as you get a hardware upgrade for free
anuruddha
31 Aug 16#38
I guess it is typo. Anyway they are selling 2015 model not the 2016 one. :man:
WalkerboyUK
31 Aug 16#36
Gone back up in price.
2 month movies version is £19.99, but the 4 month movies is now showing £39.99
Same with Entertainment version.
I resort to ebay now to buy movie passes - £10 gets you 2 months.
couturekid to WalkerboyUK
31 Aug 16#37
Can you recommend a seller?
lakesh8602
31 Aug 16#35
Back to normal :disappointed:
ragsb1
31 Aug 16#30
However just found both on site for £20 but when you click to basket both show £39.99
This is a funny one to be so hot... These boxes are always £20 aren't they? Certainly our Sainsburys has them all for £20 except the Freeview one which is £35. I'm amazed that there can still be people who don't have a streaming device for their TV, or perhaps it's the passes that everyone is after :smiley:
Looking out for some deals on Sky Sports passes, they seem to have cottoned-on to these, there never seem to be any good sports deals.
Schwarzenegger
31 Aug 16#24
Worth it for the HDMI cable and batteries alone!
Nujol to Schwarzenegger
31 Aug 16#31
£1 and £1 in Poundland...?!
ragsb1
31 Aug 16#29
4 months movie is back too £40 online now but entertainment pass is still £20
luwez78
31 Aug 16#28
4 months mollification or 6 months indoctrication, the choice is yours . . . snigger
Holeinone
31 Aug 16#25
Sorry to be a pain, do I need to buy 2, so that I have films and ent?
Andi Keane to Holeinone
31 Aug 16#27
Yes, this is pretty much the cheapest way to get the passes - you apply both codes to the 1 account
As above you can have the same account on 4 devices in your home and stream from 2 at a time
People sell the spare boxes on eBay - they are not worth much though
Hope this helps
stphnstevey
31 Aug 16#26
nice thanks
nige182
30 Aug 16#23
You can install the app PlayTo from the Now store which will let you fling content from your tablet to TV, or Plex sideloaded for your home media, but neither let you stream the NowTV service free.
Holeinone
30 Aug 16#22
Once again, thanks. I'm pretty sure though, that a couple of days ago, somebody posted that if you download the Now app, you can stream to TV from tablet for free?
Jimmyboy
30 Aug 16#21
Are you sure it's not only 3 months entertainment pass, I can't seem to find it listed with 6 months?
Sorry just found it. Less than £20 for 6 months is a great deal.
josephobrien2000
30 Aug 16#20
great deal. these nowtv boxes may be set as old but they do the job great
nige182
30 Aug 161#19
No worries, in terms of UK sales dates, we should be seeing back to school sales right now, but otherwise I think there is nothing now really until Black Friday in November and the normal Christmas sales.
In terms of pricing for these boxes, I would value NowTV Movies at £5 a month, it is worth that, and if you don't want it you can resell the card for about that on Gumtree/Facebook/eBay, or if you do want it, you would be paying that for it from those places, or if you cancel your subscription you would likely be offered that price for a few months. So on that basis I would say this is really a free box already.
dblake
30 Aug 16#18
Picked up one today with 6 months entertainment pass and it was the small black box (the one without freeview).
Holeinone
30 Aug 162#17
Thanks for your compressive reply. It is greatly appreciated, rather than a sarcastic response, I always find it goes down better. I was wondering if there was one coming up immanently, as there is reference to people waiting for it to save coppers on a Now TV box. That is what baffled me, apologies if I have the wrong end of the stick. Thanks again pal, people like yourself are a valued asset to this site.
nige182
30 Aug 162#15
I think they are surprised you don't know or didn't Google it.
To answer the question, Black Friday is an American tradition at the end of November. So basically Black Friday is the last Friday of November (25th November this year) and it is in America.
However, as we are talking about sales, for the last few years we have had Black Friday sales in the UK as well, various stores and online webshops have been doing Black Friday sales in the UK, Amazon will do one, Currys, and various other places. You would need to check each website to see if they have announced anything so far for this year. Asda will probably do some specific item sales on Black Friday, B&M will likely be doing a 10% discount across all prices.
Holeinone
30 Aug 16#14
OK, if you don't know just say?
dribspak
30 Aug 161#13
:neutral_face:
really?
mk3
30 Aug 16#12
The John Lewis were the newer model picked some up today and another store is sending me some.
poinsy
30 Aug 16#9
Do you have to use their box, or can you take advantage of the passes using an Android box or similar?
dossdes to poinsy
30 Aug 16#11
not sure about Now TV on an android box but you can use the NowTV app on smartphones, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox one, Roku box etc. only limit is max 4 devices per account (with 2 simultaneous streams too from memory)
amour3k
30 Aug 16#7
I can't WAIT till the Black Friday Weekend for alllllll these prices to CRASH HARRRRRD!!!, looking forward to getting some of these 4 Month Movie Boxes for close to ONLY £10 or so? (and/or £15 at best?), hehehehehe. :-)
goldy12 to amour3k
30 Aug 161#8
Wouldn't hold my breath on that as by then they will have cleared all the old boxes which are reduced at the moment, and the new boxes will be higher in price to start with, so £10-£15 very optimistic I think.
I've bought two of these boxes now just for the passes so 10 months of movies to go for me. I think £5 a month for the movies is quite a good deal.
Holeinone to amour3k
30 Aug 16#10
When is Black Friday and where? Thanks.
Hapzy
30 Aug 16#6
Thanks got the entertainment one from Argos & movies from here. Going to cancel my Virgin media & use this instead.
SFJnet
30 Aug 16#5
Thanks!
chump2000
30 Aug 161#4
Perfect for you as the new box has the ability to plug an aerial in to view & record Freeview channels. Functionality you wouldn't be able to use without an aerial.
For catch up & box sets this is for you.
rjpsimpson
30 Aug 161#1
This is the old now tv box not the newer version
goldy12 to rjpsimpson
30 Aug 16#2
True but so were the ones being sold in Argos & Amazon , and possibly John Lewis, where although the picture is of the newer box, the description doesn't actually confirm that is what you'll get.
I just bought one for the movie pass anyway, as I already have Now TV and I think £20 for that is a good deal.
SFJnet to rjpsimpson
30 Aug 16#3
Could you possibly outline the major differences between the 2? I'm just looking for catch up and Sky box sets (via the entertainment pack) for a bedroom TV with no aerial or Sky connection. Would the older version do this?
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Although not available for click n collect in store today in my area, it is available for delivery either to my home address for free or to the store to pick up later this week.
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Latest comments (40)
2 month movies version is £19.99, but the 4 month movies is now showing £39.99
Same with Entertainment version.
I resort to ebay now to buy movie passes - £10 gets you 2 months.
Looking out for some deals on Sky Sports passes, they seem to have cottoned-on to these, there never seem to be any good sports deals.
As above you can have the same account on 4 devices in your home and stream from 2 at a time
People sell the spare boxes on eBay - they are not worth much though
Hope this helps
Sorry just found it. Less than £20 for 6 months is a great deal.
In terms of pricing for these boxes, I would value NowTV Movies at £5 a month, it is worth that, and if you don't want it you can resell the card for about that on Gumtree/Facebook/eBay, or if you do want it, you would be paying that for it from those places, or if you cancel your subscription you would likely be offered that price for a few months. So on that basis I would say this is really a free box already.
To answer the question, Black Friday is an American tradition at the end of November. So basically Black Friday is the last Friday of November (25th November this year) and it is in America.
However, as we are talking about sales, for the last few years we have had Black Friday sales in the UK as well, various stores and online webshops have been doing Black Friday sales in the UK, Amazon will do one, Currys, and various other places. You would need to check each website to see if they have announced anything so far for this year. Asda will probably do some specific item sales on Black Friday, B&M will likely be doing a 10% discount across all prices.
really?
I've bought two of these boxes now just for the passes so 10 months of movies to go for me. I think £5 a month for the movies is quite a good deal.
For catch up & box sets this is for you.
I just bought one for the movie pass anyway, as I already have Now TV and I think £20 for that is a good deal.