Sky has unveiled its latest television offering, Sky Glass TV, boasting “better picture and sound” than ever before. Announced on Tuesday, the new Sky Glass provides a “brighter picture and a bolder sound,” according to the company.
The second-generation Sky Glass boasts enhanced 4K HDR image quality and vibrant 4K Quantum Dot technology, paired with a built-in seven-speaker Dolby Atmos sound system for an all-encompassing viewing experience.
With the introduction of Sky Glass Gen 2 comes a significant shift in broadcast technology – the device features integrated Sky TV, which allows for streaming over Wi-Fi and eliminates the need for a traditional satellite dish or external box. Setting up the unit is meant to be a breeze; it arrives in a single box, ready to place on its stand, connect to Wi-Fi, and start enjoying content with just one required wire.
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The new model is set to delight viewers with booming cinematic audio, crystal-clear imagery, an expansive viewing angle, and a richly detailed picture. Sky promises that whether it’s the immersive sound of helicopters or the thunderous cheer of a stadium, the at-home entertainment experience will be as riveting as ever.
Furthermore, Sky Glass is equipped with interactive capabilities and responds to voice commands. Users can say “Hello Sky…” for various functions such as finding shows, searching by actor or genre, switching the TV on or off, altering volume, fast-forwarding or pausing – all adding to a more convenient user experience, reports Birmingham Live.
If you’re feeling the economic squeeze but are tempted by this new tech, Sky Glass might be worth considering.
Sky Glass has announced that its second generation is “more affordable than ever’. For instance, Sky’s new Essential TV pack, gives new customers a taste of Sky for £15 a month.Elsewhere, people can pay for the new Sky Glass like a mobile phone, either all in one go, or spread the cost with interest-free monthly payments from £14 per month. They can also choose the length of TV subscription they want.
For example, Sky’s new Essential TV pack offers new customers a taste of Sky for just £15 a month.
Additionally, individuals can pay for the new Sky Glass in the same way as a mobile phone, either upfront or through interest-free monthly payments starting from £14 per month. Customers also have the flexibility to choose the length of their TV subscription.
If you want to look around for other TV packages, it’s worth checking out Virgin Media’s TV bundles, all of which run for 18 months. Virgin also offers a £30.99 per month flexible TV plan with more than 150 channels and 132Mbps broadband.