Fire TV Stick owners can unlock CHEAP Sky TV without a satellite dish or Sky box with budget-friendly offer

AS the summer draws to a close and the days get shorter, there’s no better time to hunker down and catch up on your favourite shows.

And right now Amazon Fire TV Stick owners can get access to Sky for cheaper than ever.

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Whether you’re binge-watching your comfort series or streaming live sports, this deal is well worth your while.

And with the cost of living crisis still in full swing, millions of UK homes are looking for cheaper ways to stream premium TV.

This hunt heightens at this time of the year the kick off of the Premier League and the climax to the current F1 season.

And while many people have opted to pay a one-off fee to “dodgy” stream content on their Fire TV Sticks, there’s a perfectly legal way you can utilise this device for a budget-friendly price.

Sky’s NOW service offers easy access to all of its channels, and you don’t even need to have a satellite dish.

This deal is available on Fire TV Sticks along with over 60 other gadgets.

This includes games consoles, smart tellies, Roku Sticks, and even tablets.

And there’s no long-term contract to sign, allowing you to opt out at any time.

Meanwhile, most standard Sky deals require customers to commit for 24 months.

Plus, there’s a new deal which offers NOW members the chance to grab 12 months of full Sky Sports access and pay just £28 per month.

This will help you knock a whopping 20% off the usual price.

Those signing up to the full Sky package with Sports will currently pay at least £35 per month via a 24-month contract.

The streaming offer includes 12 channels such as Sky Sports Premier League, Sky Sports Football, Sky Sports F1, and Sky Sports Action.

Customers can also avail of access to golf, cricket, racing, tennis, and daily news.

And the discount doesn’t just apply to sports channels with Sky Cinema and Sky Entertainment also on the table.

Both of these channels are priced at £6.99, rather than the usual £9.99.

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And Roku is now even cheaper than Fire Stick after siginficant price cut.

Plus, millions of Sky and Fire TV Stick users have received a free upgrade this month.

Meanwhile, two popular “dodgy” apps for streaming football games free of charge have been blocked on millions of Fire Sticks.

And the free streaming apps that are adding over 50 films this month.