BT Broadband & EE TV Review 2026 — Is It Worth It?
📡 Broadband & TV Review · 2026
BT Broadband & EE TV Review 2026 — Is It Still Worth It?
BT is the UK's biggest broadband provider — but biggest doesn't always mean best. We break down the Full Fibre packages, EE TV bundles, pricing, and exactly who should (and shouldn't) sign up in 2026.
⭐ Quick verdict
✅ Best for
Families · Sports fans · Remote workers · Wide UK coverage
❌ Skip if
Budget is tight · Want fixed pricing · Already with Virgin Media
900Mbps
Max speed
£28.99
From /month
82%
UK coverage
24 mo
Contract
The big picture
Is BT broadband still worth it in 2026?
BT is the UK's largest broadband provider, serving roughly 25% of all UK households via its Openreach network. That network now covers around 82% of UK premises with full fibre (FTTP) — meaning most people can get a proper fibre connection straight to their door, not just to the cabinet at the end of the street.
In 2026 BT is also the company behind EE TV — a rebrand of the old BT TV service that brings together live TV, on-demand, Netflix, NOW channels, and TNT Sports in one smart set-top box. It's a solid all-rounder, and for many households it genuinely replaces the need for a separate Sky subscription.
The catch? BT isn't the cheapest provider, and prices rise by £4/month every April during your contract — something to factor in before you sign. But if you want wide availability, reliable speeds, and a premium TV experience without multiple bills, BT remains one of the strongest one-stop-shop options in the UK.
Good to know: BT's full fibre coverage is expanding daily. If you couldn't get it at your address before, it's worth checking your postcode again — 82% of UK homes now qualify.
