Streaming at home in London
Across Greater London — from Croydon and Bromley in the south to Enfield and Barnet in the north, and from Ealing and Hounslow in the west to Havering and Bexley in the east — most homes now have access to full-fibre or high-speed cable broadband, which is ideal for 4K streaming. Flats and shared houses often have several people watching on different screens at once, so a plan with more than one simultaneous connection can make sense. London viewers tend to watch a mix of live sport, rolling news and box sets, and an internet TV subscription brings all of it into one app on the device you already own.
Recommended broadband and setup
For one HD stream, aim for at least 10 Mbps of stable available speed. Selected 4K content generally benefits from 25 Mbps or more per active screen. Connect the main television by ethernet when possible, or use the 5 GHz Wi-Fi band close to the router.
Devices that work well
Fire TV and certified Android TV devices are practical choices for older televisions. Many recent Samsung and LG smart TVs can use a compatible player directly. Phones, tablets and computers are useful for viewing away from the main screen.
Choose a plan for your household
Start with the free 24-hour trial and test during the hours when you normally watch. Count simultaneous viewers before choosing between one and two connections. Longer plans reduce the monthly equivalent, while a monthly option offers greater flexibility.
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