Ooredoo has announced that new and existing customers can now get an Apple TV 4K set-top box as part of their Ooredoo ONE monthly subscription plan.
Apple TV 4K delivers the highest quality cinematic experience of stunning 4K HDR visuals and immersive sound with Dolby Atmos, according to a statement.
Since the Ooredoo tv app is integrated with the Apple TV app, customers will be able to access on-demand programmes in the Watch Now section, and add shows or movies to Up Next, ensuring they never miss a new episode.
Customers who select the Apple TV 4K will also enjoy a bundle of entertainment with OSN El Farq, STARZ PLAY and Ooredoo tv.
To complement the best entertainment in Qatar, customers will be able to use the Apple TV app to buy or rent films and subscribe to Apple TV+ and Apple TV channels, as well as enjoy Apple Music, Apple Arcade and thousands of other apps, including games, fitness and education, all through one device built for the biggest screen in the home.
Ooredoo ONE customers receiving Apple TV 4K will also be able to enjoy a limited time offer of one year of Apple TV+ included for free, so they can watch Apple Originals from the world’s greatest storytellers on the Apple TV app.
Ooredoo also announced a 3-month launch promotion whereby customers will receive an Apple TV 4K set-top box free of charge, along with OSN El Farq, when they sign up for any Ooredoo ONE 150Mbps and above plans. These plans also come with STARZ PLAY. Existing customers who upgrade their plans to a higher tier will also be able to enjoy the offer.
Sabah Rabia al-Kuwari, director PR at Ooredoo, said: “We’re delighted to be able to offer our customers the opportunity to watch all their regular Ooredoo tv through the Apple TV set-top box, as well as giving them access to Apple TV. Adding Apple TV to our already awesome Ooredoo ONE offering makes it an even better proposition and even better value, especially if customers choose a plan or an upgrade that gives them discount on the Apple TV 4K set-top box too.”
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