Virgin must have been aware that loads of existing TV customers (or existing with all services already like me) are looking to extend their existing V360 a bit more for multiroom.
Sky have miniboxes and will have Sky pucks to stream their existing package to more than one TV over Wifi, why have virgin not got this. I've been waiting for this in an additional bedroom and also a garden pod (don't want to have any more cables running along my house). Surely a stream device of some sort should be by now on Virgin's thinking. Your new Stream Box doesn't resolve this.
I'm sure that Virgin customers would be willing to pay for a box and a small extra monthly subsription for such as service.
The Steam box seems to be a separate selling device and does not look to have any plans to hook up with an existing subscription, why is this?
Existing customers might want to over Wiki connect to to the main V360 and work on that basis, but there also could be others, like me, who would just want the same Live TV services (so including the Sky Sport, BT sports etc on another TV).
What about your Virgin Go or Virgin TV application, why is this not available to UK customers and only available in Ireland. Most TV these days are Smart TVs and a TV Go application to watch your existing package would be good.
Customers want more from their subscriptions of well over £100 per month, so Virgin you need to think of existing customers and their more and more streaming/watching needs, as families and viewing evolves.
Can you please give us an idea of future thinking to solve some of these issues?
