Source (Apr 3,2026):
https://www.cordbusters.co.uk/easter-streaming-deals-fire-tv-roku-free ly/
"I managed to see this on Amazon and redeem the code, though it’s hard to say exactly when it appears or doesn’t. The Pleio also includes a year’s free access to Pleio Extra, which adds cloud gaming with 250+ games and a bundled wireless gamepad, plus extra streaming channels. After the first year, Pleio Extra costs £9.99/month – though Freely itself remains completely free. How does it compare to its rivals in the Freely market? The Manhattan Aero undercuts it at £69.99, but lacks the Google Play Store, so you won’t find NOW or Apple TV on it. The Humax Aura EZ goes the other way at £249, adding the ability to record from an aerial alongside Freely – but for now, it has quite a few bugs and issues. The Pleio sits in the middle – more capable than the Aero, considerably cheaper than the Aura EZ. You can read my full Pleio review here. If you’re interested in Freely – particularly if you have poor Freeview reception and don’t want to pay for a Sky or Virgin Media subscription – the Pleio at £99 (or £89.10 with the voucher, if it shows up for you) is worth a look.
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On top of Freely, it runs Android TV, so you get access to the full Google Play Store, including Netflix, Disney+, NOW, Discovery+, and – worth mentioning given it only launched in the UK last week – HBO Max, which is already available on the Pleio. The Easter deal brings it back to £99 – its original launch price – down from its regular £109.89. That said, we’ve seen it drop to £99 several times in the past couple of months, particularly since the Manhattan Aero arrived as a rival at £69.99. There’s also a potential extra saving: Netgem says that customers who have previously searched for the Pleio on Amazon will trigger an exclusive voucher for an additional 10% off, bringing the price down to £89.10."
