BT Shop Cashback

Grab the newest technology for your home from big-name brands and get money back when you shop online through us by taking us up on one of our BT Shop discount code and cashback deals. Their selection of computing and technology products includes everyday items such as cordless home telephones for making calls to friends and family and a great range of BT Shop mobile phones, as well as the latest innovations, including the BT Smart Hub wireless router and broadband extenders.

You will also find a range of home electrical items designed to improve both communication and your entertainment experience. Grab one of their YouView boxes and you can scroll through seven days' worth of TV shows, as well as pause and rewind live TV, with no subscription or satellite dish.

You can also compare deals on a range of computing products, including SSDs, laptops, tablets and desktop PCs, while their Whole Home Wi-Fi package will ensure you get fast and reliable Wi-Fi in every room of your house. If you are in need of any advice or help, meanwhile, you will find plenty of buying guides and articles on the BT Shop website. Whatever you want to buy, sign up to TopCashback using the form further down this page to save some money.

From 4K TVs to Smart Lighting

There are many ways to shop on the BT website, depending on what you are looking for. Browse their most popular products, shop by brand or take a look at their deal of the day if you are looking for a bargain.

Another way to make great savings is to take a look at their clearance section, while you can also view the latest products or used stock items. Some of the most popular BT products include the Halo home phone, Ultra HD 4K TVs for watching BT Sport and video baby monitors, while you will also find Dolby Atmos enabled speakers for an immersive sound experience and Philips Hue, which allows you to control your home lighting from your device.

In fact, if you are looking to create a smart home, you will find heating, lighting, power and security solutions from the likes of Google, Amazon, Hive and Ring. BT Shop also have strong relationships with the world's leading technology brands, meaning they are able to offer more than 30,000 of the best and latest on the market.

Whether you are looking for a laptop, motherboard, router, printer or digital camera, the BT Shop online offers products from LG and HP. As well as items from leading manufacturers, you can also buy their own products, including BT Mobile handsets.

View Samsung Galaxy and Apple iPhone 4G smartphones in the BT phone shop or search for everything from tablet cases, internal or external hard drives and desktop memory to fibre optic cables, adapters and portable entertainment products, including headphones.

• Company History

  BT is the oldest communications company in the world.

  Its story can be traced all the way back to The Electric Telegraph Company, which was incorporated in 1846 and was the first company to develop a nationwide communications network. Surviving telecommunications companies were eventually transferred to state control under the Post Office.

  Later, they became a privatised company - British Telecommunications plc - which was the forerunner of today's global communications company, BT Group plc. In 1912, the General Post Office became the monopoly supplier of the telephone service. In 1969, the Post Office ceased to be a government department and was established as a public corporation, although it retained its telecommunications monopoly.

  It was recommended in 1977 that the two main services be split into individual corporations, resulting in Post Office Telecommunications being renamed British Telecom in 1980, though it remained part of the Post Office. Soon after, the first steps were taken to introduce competition into the UK telecommunications industry, in terms of both the public switched telephone network and the apparatus supply market.

  British Telecom was privatised in 1984, when more than 50% of shares were sold to the public. All of the government's remaining shares were sold in 1993, two years after the duopoly which had been shared by British Telecom and Mercury Communications in the UK since 1983 ended. A new trading name of BT was unveiled in 1991, while Openreach opened for business in 2006 to manage the UK access network on behalf of the telecommunications industry.

• Whole Home Wi-Fi

  Get superfast and reliable Wi-Fi in every room of your house with Whole Home Wi-Fi or they will give you your money back.

  With Whole Home Wi-Fi, you will get a set of three discs, which talk to all of your gadgets and make sure they are always automatically connected to the fastest and strongest signal. Whole Home Wi-Fi is also packed full of brilliant controls which put you in charge of your home network.

  Download the Whole Home Wi-Fi app and it will help you position your three discs to ensure you experience complete coverage. If you still find that you experience dead spots or are not satisfied, they offer a 30-day money back guarantee from the date of purchase, which means you can return it for a full refund.

  You should be aware that your Wi-Fi speed will depend on your broadband input speed. No matter where you are in your home, Whole Home Wi-Fi provides Internet to every room, meaning you can watch a box set finale in the living room or bathroom, video call relatives on the other side of the world or watch a YouTube tutorial while changing a fuse.

  Even if you have multiple devices connected, you will not lose speed, while it also knows where your devices are, meaning it can switch them from one disc to another to give you the strongest and fastest connection. Whole Home Wi-Fi uses the latest security standard, while a helpful dashboard will show how your network is being used and who is connected.

• Help Guides & Articles

  If you are in need of any pre or post-sale technical advice, BT advise you to contact the product manufacturer directly.

  However, BT customers can subscribe to BT Tech Experts, which is an advanced technical help desk that can assist you with any issues about a range of tech and devices, be it one of their digital cameras or a smartphone.

  Their specialist knowledge covers BT and non-BT products, while they can help with everything from set-up and online security to installing software and backing up data. The UK-based advisors are available 365 days a year, from 8am-11pm.

  On the BT Shop website, you will also find a library of helpful articles on everything from managing your account or order to products and refunds. There are also various Learn More articles available, which cover such things as BT services, networking, storage, computers and electronics.