The Sky Glass Air has an impressive low price, straightforward OS, and slim build, but it makes its fair share of sacrifices.

The Sky Glass Gen 2 set has three HDMI ports, including eARC support if you do want to use your own soundbar with it. It also has Apple AirPlay 2.0 and WiFi 6 support.

Sky claims this is a 30% saving over equivalent TV and soundbar combo. If you already have a Sky Glass and are in the middle of your payment contract, there's no option to upgrade to the new model ...

Sky Glass does not support TV recording as seen in Sky Q boxes, which have a 1TB or 2TB hard drive inside. There’s no hard drive in Sky Glass sets, and you can’t plug one in either — a ...

Sky will also allow you to buy the TV outright if you'd prefer, or opt for a 12-month contract, which will double the prices mentioned above. Upfront costs for the three sizes are as follows: £ ...

Sky Glass Gen 2 features upgrades and enhancements to both screen and sound, with a brighter 4K HDR picture than before and fuller and more immersive Dolby Atmos sound thanks to the seven-speaker ...

I’ve been using the all-new 65in Sky Glass gen 2 in the Atlantic blue colourway for almost a month. I’ve looked at its picture quality, sound performance and how easy the operating system was ...

Sky Glass Air from £6 per month - buy now at Sky.com Sky came the closest yet with Sky Glass, which it launched in 2021. Since then, we've seen a Sky Glass Gen 2 arrive earlier this year.

Sky Glass 2 is real – it adopts a Quantum Dot panel and has a number of key differences. It'll be available to buy from tomorrow, 12 February, priced from £14 per month.

Sky has unveiled the second generation of its Sky Glass TV, promising a “brighter picture and more cinematic sound” on the new device. First announced in 2021, Sky Glass is the firm’s own TV ...