Sky glass questions

MouldyOldDough

Is sky glass really any good?
I have an old HD box now with magic eye for upstairs

Paying £43 for f1 & signature (no Netflix /discovery +) 
What would it cost to get the same upstairs?
Is there a minimum rental period and does.the charge reduce after this or do you just continue to pay rental on the TV forever - because if the TV is say 5 years old - why should someone pay the same as a new customer with brand new equipment?
Should I be able to get my present choice for less than £43? 
I'm a platinum VIP (21years) 

Neil_Jones

Your questions are answered here:

https://www.sky.com/deals/glass

"Sky Glass and Ultimate TV. Subject to status and credit check. £10 upfront fee. £39pm includes 43” Sky Glass (£13pm) on a 48m interest free loan & Sky Ultimate TV subscription (£26pm). Includes Netflix (basic). Separate contracts apply for Sky Glass & Sky TV. Sky TV subscription includes fast forward ads (£0pm for 12 months, then £5pm). 31 day rolling contract for Sky TV. Option to buy Sky Glass without a loan. All content on Sky Glass is streamed via broadband,"

Sky glass is not the same as HD/Q.  No recording.

brewerdave

In terms of picture quality, AVForums suggest that Sky Glass sets aren't the best !!

Sky Glass TV (65-inch) Review | AVForums

iniltous

Presumably the TV is yours after it’s paid for ( 48x£13=£624 ) , is this good value for a 43” TV , you decide, but I would think after the TV is paid for you stop paying the £13 a month, obviously Sky Glass doesn’t on its own give you a multi room option, unless you physically move the TV between rooms , and obviously that doesn’t allow simultaneous viewing of different channels from the TV package on different TV’s etc

MouldyOldDough

Neil_Jones said:

Your questions are answered here:

https://www.sky.com/deals/glass

"Sky Glass and Ultimate TV. Subject to status and credit check. £10 upfront fee. £39pm includes 43” Sky Glass (£13pm) on a 48m interest free loan & Sky Ultimate TV subscription (£26pm). Includes Netflix (basic). Separate contracts apply for Sky Glass & Sky TV. Sky TV subscription includes fast forward ads (£0pm for 12 months, then £5pm). 31 day rolling contract for Sky TV. Option to buy Sky Glass without a loan. All content on Sky Glass is streamed via broadband,"

Sky glass is not the same as HD/Q.  No recording.

Hadn't realised this-thanks 

rjmachin

iniltous said:

Presumably the TV is yours after it’s paid for ( 48x£13=£624 ) , is this good value for a 43” TV , you decide, but I would think after the TV is paid for you stop paying the £13 a month, obviously Sky Glass doesn’t on its own give you a multi room option, unless you physically move the TV between rooms , and obviously that doesn’t allow simultaneous viewing of different channels from the TV package on different TV’s etc

I don't have Sky Glass, but they offer the Sky Stream Puck which allows multiroom on other TV's in the home.

It's £10 a month for the whole home, the first Puck has no upfront cost, then additional Puck's up to 4 at £50 each upfront cost