Xfinity internet and Xfinity TV packages hold their own as standalone services, and bunding them in an Xfinity double play will save you $20 a month.
Those savings are enticing, but we wish that Xfinity offered a bit more sparkle—other cable companies include unlimited internet data or free equipment when you bundle, but not Xfinity. At least you’ll have access to Xfinity’s huge Wi-Fi hotspot network and a free Peacock Premium account.
These are some of the best Xfinity double play and Xfinity triple play packages in your area. Feel free to grab one and go if they tickle your fancy, or stick around a bit longer to learn more about the ups and downs of Xfinity bundles.
*For the first 12 months with a 1-year agreement.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
If you bundle services with Xfinity, you can save some real moola off the total cost of each service:
Heck, you can even add on home security too and save a total of $60 per month. We don’t recommend that you do, because Xfinity’s home security has inadequate customer service, but you’re a free agent. We can’t stop a wild rogue like you from signing up for bad home security.
Keep in mind that while bundles have great savings, the prices listed below are promotional—they last only one to two years, depending on your contract. After that period, your monthly prices will jump. Be ready to reach out to customer service and negotiate for better pricing after your contract runs out.
And because you are looking in Xfinity’s Northeast region be especially cautious. Some Xfinity double plays there come with two-year agreements but only one-year promotional pricing. That’s a raw deal in our book.
*For the first 12 months with a 1-year agreement.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
*For the first 12 months with a 1-year agreement.
**For the first 24 months with a 2-year agreement.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
Xfinity is among the few TV and internet service providers that also offer home security. It’s . . . uh . . . not worth spending your money.
Sure, you get a discount on the service when you bundle. That’s nice. And if you’ve got an X1 DVR, you can even view your security camera feed right from your TV. That’s kinda neat.
The problem for us is that Xfinity’s home security uses professional monitoring. No, we’re not wearing tinfoil hats about strangers watching your every moment—we’re concerned about trusting your safety to Xfinity’s spotty customer service.
For example, talking with a real person at Xfinity is difficult because it doesn’t even have a phone line you can call. That’s a mild annoyance when you’re trying to get help with your dropped TV service, but it could be a big issue if you couldn’t reach Xfinity’s security help in an emergency.
Unless you’re on a tight budget for home security, we say skip Xfinity’s home security bundles. You deserve better.
You’ll save a lot each month with an Xfinity bundle. The Xfinity double play deal is $20 off per month, and the Xfinity triple play deal is $40 off per month. You’ll get a total of $60 off per month if you add Xfinity home security.
On top of that, if you go with Xfinity’s X1 DVR for your TV equipment, you’ll get a free membership to Peacock Premium, a package from NBC’s on-demand streaming service.
And when you’re signing up on the Xfinity webpage, see if your Xfinity bundle deal includes a gift card. We can’t guarantee you’ll snag a $100 Visa® Prepaid Card with your package, but Xfinity has deals like that every so often.
If you’ve got an Xfinity double play package, be sure to download the Xfinity Stream app. It lets you watch all your DVR recordings and around 200 channels while you’re on the go.
Xfinity Stream app is even better at home, which is super handy if you’re short on TVs. When you’re on your home Xfinity Wi-Fi, Xfinity Stream will play all the channels you pay for (not just those in the 200 on-the-go limit), including pay-per-view channels.
Want to learn more? Check out our Xfinity Stream app review for all the deets you crave.
If you need internet and TV, it’s usually more affordable to get them from the same provider, and that wisdom holds true with Xfinity bundles.
We still wish Xfinity offered better benefits with its bundles. The monthly savings are nice, but we’d love to see perks like unlimited data and included equipment too. All things considered, Xfinity bundles are run-of-the-mill—which honestly describes everything about Xfinity to a T.
Xfinity TV and internet double plays start as low as $35 per month—although the price varies a bit by where you live.
But the low-priced plans come with slow internet and only local channels. If you want fast internet speeds and a variety of cable channels, you’ll want to look at Xfinity double plays for around $80 per month or more.
The best Xfinity triple plays include gig speed internet and the highest channel count available in your area. Here is the best Xfinity package in the West region (your region):
| Package |
| X1 Preferred Pro+ Triple Play |
| Price* | Download speeds up to | Channel count | Phone plan | |
| $139.99/mo. | 1,000 Mbps | 220+ |
Unlimited local calling |
View plan |
*For the first 24 months with a 2-year agreement.
Data effective as of publish date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
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