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Now Tv Smart Stick
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I have been given a new unopened now tv smart stick I also have a Google cromecast, do I have to pay for the now tv with the smart stick and is it any better than the crome cast?
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You buy monthly passes of your choice for Now Tv. There is no contract.
This tells you all about it, only you can decide if it better than your chromecast for you
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This tells you all about it, only you can decide if it better than your chromecast for you
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If you've got a 'non-smart' TV in your house, the Now TV Stick will turn it into a 'smart' one. i.e. you'll have access to catch-up services, such as BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub, as well as apps for things like viewing Youtube videos on your telly. There's no charge for such services.
You're also provided with the option to purchase one or more 'passes', which give you access to a range of Sky TV services. (Now TV is owned by Sky). Unlike using Sky directly though, there's no ongoing subscription; you can buy a pass for just one month if you want to. (You can even buy a Sports Pass for just one day if you want to, which could be handy if you just want to watch one major sporting event).
For example, I've got a Sky Entertainment Pass, which costs me £9.99 per month and gives me access to 9 Sky channels plus MTV, Comedy Central, Fox, Gold, SyFy, Discovery and National Geographic, as well as to loads of box sets.
You're also provided with the option to purchase one or more 'passes', which give you access to a range of Sky TV services. (Now TV is owned by Sky). Unlike using Sky directly though, there's no ongoing subscription; you can buy a pass for just one month if you want to. (You can even buy a Sports Pass for just one day if you want to, which could be handy if you just want to watch one major sporting event).
For example, I've got a Sky Entertainment Pass, which costs me £9.99 per month and gives me access to 9 Sky channels plus MTV, Comedy Central, Fox, Gold, SyFy, Discovery and National Geographic, as well as to loads of box sets.
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