Black Friday is over, but the good deals continue at Bouygues Telecom. The operator is therefore offering two months of subscription on its Bbox Must and Bbox Ultym fiber packages. A more than welcome saving as Christmas approaches.
As the end-of-year holidays approach, any savings are good to take. This is what Bouygues Telecom is offering you with its Bbox Must and Bbox Ultym offers at a reduced price for six months. Even better, the operator reimburses you for two months of subscription. A one-year subscription therefore only costs 10 monthly payments instead of 12.
Concretely, the Bbox Must package provides a speed of up to 1 Gb/s for €26.99 per month (for 6 months) while the Bbox Ultym package displays a speed of up to 2 Gb/s for 32.99 € monthly (for 6 months).
Two boxes, two formulas, the same excellence
With its two fiber packages, Bouygues Telecom wants to meet the needs of those looking for a powerful and generous offer, adapted to major entertainment consumers.
The Bbox Must provides a connection with an upload speed of up to 1 Gb/s and a download speed of up to 700 Mb/s. A more than fast connection speed, which allows you to retrieve large files or 4K films in a few minutes.
This Wi-Fi 6 Internet box comes with a 4K TV box which gives access to more than 180 channels. Its Android TV interface allows it to take advantage of numerous streaming applications. Moreover, for the first six months, Bouygues Telecom offers access to Prime Video and Universal+ services. It is also possible to record up to 100 hours of programs to catch up with a show later.
For entertainment lovers, the Bbox Ultym goes further. In terms of throughput already, since the download speed can increase up to 2 Gb/s. A game like Alan Wake 2 only takes six minutes to recover. Especially since the Internet box provided is compatible with the Wi-Fi 6E standard, for optimal speed.
There too, a 4K TV box is included. With an additional advantage compared to the Bbox Must offer: a subscription of 6 months at Disney+ is offered in addition to those at Prime Video and Universal+.
In both cases, the subscriber benefits from a telephone line with unlimited calls to landlines in France and in more than 110 countries. The limit is set at 199 different correspondents. Beyond that, it will be necessary to pay a few euros to cover the extra package.
A nice Christmas gift
As the end-of-year holidays approach, Bouygues Telecom is giving Internet users a nice gift. Not only is the operator lowering the prices of its packages for six months, but it is also refunding two full months of subscription.
Thus, the Bbox Must package displays a price of 26.99 euros for 6 months, before dropping to 42.99 euros monthly. For its part, the Bbox Ultym package is offered at 32.99 euros per month for 6 months. At the end of this period, it is billed at 52.99 euros per month. To take advantage of the two free months, all you have to do is fill out this form. When the conditions are met, the operator reimburses you for the two months of subscription by means of a bank transfer.
Far from traditional subscriptions which require long loyalty, the Bbox Must and Ultym packages only require a one-year commitment. After which, the user is free to direct their subscription.
Subscribe to Bouygues Telecom packages
These very advantageously priced packages pose no difficulty when subscribing. Bouygues Telecom takes care of all termination and change of operator procedures. Even any possible cancellation fees (up to 100 euros) are covered by the operator.
It is, of course, possible to check your fiber eligibility directly on the Bouygues Telecom website. The retention of its current line number is also proposed. All you need to do is provide your RIO code, obtained by dialing 31 79 from your landline. The installation of the new offer is done without the slightest interruption of Internet services. Finally, the mobile application provided by Bouygues Telecom allows you to assess the level of the Wi-Fi network in a home. A practical tool to optimize the placement of your internet box and related devices.