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      • Yes, you’ll need a TV with Freely already built in to watch it. You can’t get it on your existing TV, whether it’s smart or not. Hisense and Bush were the first TV brands to partner with Freely, which is now available on their 2024 4K models. It’s also been announced that Metz, Panasonic, Sharp and Toshiba will be launching Freely TVs.
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  2. For the first time, UK audiences can stream live TV channels alongside on demand content for free via their Freely TV, removing the need for a dish or aerial. For more information visit...

  3. Apr 27, 2024 · Some of the main functions offered by Freely are in fact ‘firsts’ for Free TV. This includes the ability to ‘pause’ live TV as well as ‘restart’ content on certain channels. At launch, users will have a 15-minute pause buffer, which is plenty of time to grab a snack or stick the kettle on.

  4. Yep. Everyone who watches broadcast TV in the UK must have a TV Licence, no matter the TV service they use. Most people have to pay for it, but some may be eligible for a free licence or a concession. You can check if you're covered on the TV Licensing website.

  5. Apr 26, 2024 · Freely – Early verdict. Hot on the heels of Sky Glass and Sky Stream comes Freely, the first IP-delivered TV platform from the makers of Freeview Play. With no TV aerial required, you can buy a Freely enabled TV and set it up anywhere in your house. All you need to watch is a Wi-Fi connection.

  6. Apr 24, 2024 · Freely has two components: live TV and video on demand. The live TV option lets you watch from a wide variety of channels, with options from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, S4C, STV and the various smaller channels offered by these broadcasters.

  7. Oct 7, 2024 · Freely is a streamlined, online-enabled way to watch live and catch-up content from British public service channels through your TV. Freeview does this at present via an aerial, while Freesat does it over a satellite signal.