Hot off the news of Disney and Warner’s new super bundle comes another entertainment package with several services to choose from, all for a discounted price.
Comcast has confirmed that it will launch the new StreamSaver bundle on 29 May, which will come with Netflix Standard with Ads, Peacock Premium (ad-supported) and Apple TV+.
The new bundle will cost just $15 per month. For reference, here are the current prices of those three subscriptions if you paid for them all individually:
- Netflix Standard with Ads: $6.99 per month
- Apple TV+: $9.99 per month
- Peacock Premium: $5.99 per month (set to increase to $7.99 per month in July)
Together, the services cost $22.97 per month, so you can make a saving of over $7 per month – essentially giving you one service for free.
However, it won’t be available to everyone – you’ll have to be signed up for a broadband, TV or mobile package from Xfinity to take advantage. That also means that for now, it’s exclusive to the US.
Comcast said in a press release that users who are already subscribed to any of these streaming services already should still be able to take advantage.
Users can also add a Now TV to the subscription, bringing the total to $30 per month. This gives access to apps such as AMC, A&E, Hallmark, History Channel, Lifetime and WEtv.
This appears to be a direct competitor to the Disney+, Hulu and Max bundle that was confirmed earlier this month – once again solidifying that after years of streaming wars, we’re slowly moving back towards a more traditional cable TV-style model.
With the StreamSaver bundle, customers would be able to watch Baby Reindeer, Ted Lasso, The Traitors US, Stranger Things, Severance and Poker Face all under one singular bill.
