Ultimate Black Friday Deal on Virgin Media TV and Broadband Bundles

Black Friday is the perfect time to kit out your home with the very best in TV and broadband. Virgin Media is now offering an unbelievable discount on its top TV and broadband package, the Ultimate Oomph Bundle.

Now down from £99 to only £79 per month, the Oomph bundle includes an ultrafast 500Mbps broadband connection, alongside one of the best TV packages with over 260 channels including Sky Sports HD, Sky Cinema HD and BT Sport 4K, all of which can be watched on two Virgin TV V6 Boxes.

There’s also unlimited anytime phone calls on your landline, alongside a truly unlimited SIM card for your mobile phone. That’s unlimited calls, texts, and mobile data.

That’s not the only package on sale at Virgin Media. If you don’t need the very top package for your home, the Virgin Media Bigger Bundle has also been discounted in the Black Friday sale. Now down to only £45 per month from £62, this includes 220 TV channels, 200Mbps broadband, and inclusive talk weekends. TV channels include the likes of BT Sport in 4K Ultra HD and top Sky channels in HD.

These are unbelievably good discounts for Virgin Media packages, and are worth picking up if you’re looking to upgrade your home’s current broadband and TV setup.

Virgin Media Ultimate Oomph Bundle - £79/month, £35 upfront, 500Mbps
Virgin Media Bigger Bundle - £45/month, £35 upfront, 200Mbps

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