Xfinity Packages: TV and Internet Bundles Review

Are Xfinity bundles good?

Xfinity bundles and Xfinity TV packages hold their own as standalone services, and combining them in an Xfinity bundle 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 data or free equipment when you bundle, but Xfinity makes you jump through hoops to get additional savings. At least you’ll have access to Xfinity’s huge Wi-Fi hotspot network and a free Peacock Premium account.

Jump to:

• Deals
• Plans and prices
• Competition
• Specs and features

Xfinity package deals and promotions

You’ll save a lot each month with an Xfinity bundle deal. The Xfinity two-service deal is $20 off per month, and the Xfinity triple service 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. If you add an xFi Gateway with your internet plan (Fast or higher), you can also get free unlimited data for two years. If your household is looking for affordable smartphone service, you can also bundle Xfinity Mobile for even more savings.

And when you’re signing up on the Xfinity webpage, see if your Xfinity bundle deal includes promotions like a gift card. We can’t guarantee you’ll snag a $200 Visa® Prepaid Card with your package, but Xfinity has deals like that every so often.

Check out our Xfinity deals guide to learn more about the best Xfinity deals.

Xfinity TV and internet bundles in your area

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Xfinity offers different bundles with prices and add-ons that vary depending on your location. We’ve highlighted some of Xfinity’s best bundles in each region in the tables above.

Xfinity’s two-service bundles offer a strong mix of value and performance for households that want multiple Xfinity services. With Xfinity’s triple-service bundles, you can add nationwide phone service for an extra $10 per month. Landline phones tend to be the red-headed stepchild for providers these days, but it’s still a decent value if you regularly call overseas or don’t have a cell phone.

Xfinity’s bundle with 125 channels and 400 Mbps is our top Xfinity bundle pick. You’ll get an excellent channel lineup along with download speeds that’ll comfortably support a small household’s internet needs. Check out our Xfinity internet and cable TV reviews to learn more about Xfinity’s bundled services.

Xfinity bundles vs. the competition

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Xfinity’s bundles are largely in line with TV and internet bundles from competing cable providers. Basic Xfinity plans have a standard one-year price guarantee, but in certain regions, you’ll be able to lock your bundle price for two years of guaranteed savings.

Spectrum’s bundle prices look cheaper on paper compared to Xfinity, but that’s due to Spectrum’s unusual plan pricing. Spectrum offers only one TV plan, but you can add à la carte packs for more basic and premium cable channels. Once you add a few packs, Spectrum’s bundle prices line up with Xfinity’s. (And the less said about Cox’s blindingly expensive bundles, the better.)

Providers like Optimum and Verizon Fios have faster fiber internet plans and larger channel counts compared to Xfinity. Fiber internet is more reliable than cable internet and comes with much faster upload speeds. But with both providers, you’ll pay slightly more per month for these premium features.

Xfinity bundles specs and features

From home security to cell phones, there are a lot of ways to build your perfect Xfinity bundle. Let’s break down some of Xfinity’s best home phone, TV, and internet bundle features.

Xfinity cell phone plans and bundles

If you love bundling, why stop at Xfinity TV, internet, and home phone when you can have Xfinity cell phone service too?

Xfinity Mobile is only for Xfinity internet customers, and it offers a couple of middle-of-the-road cell phone plans—nothing too flashy. You can also get excellent bundle deals when you combine Xfinity Mobile with an Xfinity internet plan. Check out our Xfinity Mobile review to learn more about the service.

Xfinity home security bundles

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.

Xfinity equipment options

Depending on your exact Xfinity bundle, your plan will come with a lot of hardware, and in many cases, Xfinity won’t let it go for free. Check out our Xfinity equipment guide for a full breakdown of Xfinity’s hardware options.

Are Xfinity bundles worth it?

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 bundle packages.

We still wish Xfinity offered better benefits with its bundles. The monthly savings are nice, but we’d love to see perks like included equipment or free subscriptions. All things considered, Xfinity bundles are run-of-the-mill—which honestly describes everything about Xfinity to a T.

Methodology

To find out how Xfinity’s bundles stacked up to the competition, we rated each bundle in areas including value, channel count, and potential savings. We also used our annual internet customer satisfaction and TV customer satisfaction surveys to see how real Xfinity customers felt about the provider.

To learn more about our research and testing, check out our How We Rank page.

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