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Available from 21 July 2026, StarHub\u2019s new HomeHub+ UltraSports bundle costs S$48<\/b> a month<\/b> for the first 12 months before reverting to S$91 a month<\/b>. It includes StarHub\u2019s Premier+ and Sports+ TV passes, 10Gbps fibre broadband, a Wi-Fi 7 router, Netflix Standard and a TV+ Pro box. A year earlier, StarHub priced an equivalent bundle at S$45 a month <\/b>for the first year, so the new deal comes in a touch higher.<\/p>\n
The timing is deliberate. StarHub has held the exclusive local Premier League rights since 2022, and it relies on the pre-season window to sign up fans for the upcoming season. The 2026\/27 campaign kicks off on Friday, 21 August, when defending champions Arsenal host newly promoted Coventry City at the Emirates, a week later than usual to give players recovery time after the 2026 World Cup. The bundle also arrives after StarHub became the Singapore launch partner for Premier League+, the league\u2019s new streaming service, which it announced in May.<\/p>\n
Premier+ carries all 380 Premier League matches, while Sports+ widens the package with the Emirates FA Cup<\/b>, UEFA Champions League<\/b>, UEFA Europa League<\/b>, Formula 1<\/b>, tennis<\/b>, cricket<\/b>, golf<\/b>, badminton <\/b>and combat sports <\/b>(subject to StarHub\u2019s channel rights). That broader selection is what separates the plan from a straightforward football subscription, giving households something to watch outside the weekend kick-off window. StarHub\u2019s \u201cMore than football\u201d campaign leans into that, showing an older supporter celebrating with a young fan at home.<\/p>\n
Premier+ subscriptions now include the new Premier League+ service<\/b>. A PL+ account supports up to two simultaneous streams across mobile apps, the web and a forthcoming connected-TV app, with real-time statistics, interactive timelines, Watch Party sharing and start-over playback. Streaming reaches Full HD or 4K on selected devices, though downloads and offline viewing are not supported, and the service is limited to Singapore. Sports+ customers get FA Cup matches through PpL+; Premier+ customers without Sports+ do not.<\/p>\nBroadband, hardware and the second-year catch<\/h2>\n
The promotional price includes 12 months of 10Gbps fibre broadband<\/b>. A single stream does not need anywhere near that capacity, but the headroom suits homes where several people stream, game or take video calls at once. StarHub recommends at least 10Mbps for Premier League streaming<\/b> and says its network prioritises TV+ signals when the home connection is busy.<\/p>\n
The TV+ Pro box<\/b> combines streaming with an integrated soundbox tuned by Bang & Olufsen engineers, supporting Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. It will not replace a full surround system, but it spares households that lack a soundbar from adding another device under the television.<\/p>\n
The introductory S$48 is not the whole story. The bundle runs on a 24-month contract<\/b>, so subscribers pay S$576<\/b> across the promotional year and S$1,092<\/b> in the second year, bringing the total to S$1,668 before any add-ons.<\/p>\nThe standalone and direct options<\/h2>\n
Fans who already have broadband can subscribe separately. Both StarHub and direct routes include all 380 matches and Premier League+ access.<\/p>\n