Great content library and interface ; Better sound than TVs at its price ; Stylish looks ; Vivid mode improves HDR performance

Still some blooming and artefacts with content ; Expensive for the UHD/Atmos experience ; Needs plenty of bandwidth for all the features

Consider Sky Glass for what it is rather than what it’s not and there’s a good experience to be had. The interface is greatly accessible, the Vivid mode improves the HDR performance, though the price has gone up. Sky Glass fulfils a bit more of its...

Sky TV without the need for a dish install, Improved picture and sound quality over first-gen model, Convenient setup and easy monthly payment plan

Picture quality still can't compete with the best TVs out there, Those subscription costs can quickly add up, Occasional audio sync issues

Sky Glass will be the ideal TV for some people. Delivered and set up for you, without major up-front costs, it provides easy access to your chosen Sky content – all via Wi-Fi and without the need for a dish installation. However, its image quality...

Full Sky and app experience in the one place ; Dolby Atmos speakers built into the TV's chassis ; Voice control is intuitive ; Three screen size options: 43/55/65-inch

No built-in recording ; Some software issues ; Delay in loading channels ; No 120Hz/ALLM/VRR support ; Ad fast-forwarding added cost after 12 months

We may have expected a Sky Q internet (IP) service, but got something else: Sky Glass is truly a single device TV solution - with no dish and no box required - but while the concept is strong, the execution isn't as good as we would have liked and...

A great-looking package ; Good sound for an integrated system ; Tweaked remote is good, but too reliant on voice ; Sky’s user interface is significantly improved here

The costs for Sky still add up ; Better picture quality out there ; Some catch-up players give a poor experience ; Sky Q still better for many

The future of Sky is here – but not if you have a decent Ultra HD TV already. The subscription model is very appealing, though

All-in-one entertainment system ; Dolby Vision ; Amazing Dolby Atmos sound system ; No dish required

No local storage for recordings ; No Game modes or 120Hz ; No headphone support

Sky Glass is the first opportunity to subscribe to Sky’s premium TV services over broadband, all neatly delivered into a bespoke TV environment. You even get the 4K telly as part of your monthly subscription. The hardware is chic and the software...

Good sound ; Great interface ; One-cable-solution ; Well priced

Bulky design ; Muted colours ; No DVR capability

If the Streaming Puck was available as a standalone device then that would be a true game changer, but as a whole package, Sky Glass falls just short of greatness.