Sky Glass is a bit of an outlier, as you have the option to either pay for the TV itself in full (the 43in model is the cheapest at £699), or you can split it up into payments of £14 a month.

The Sky Glass Gen 2 is priced the same as the original model at launch, with the 65-inch model I tested coming in at £1,199. Of course, that’s still not cheap by any means, but few other TVs ...

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 ...