There is no requirement for a dish as Stream provides TV via the internet. The 'box' is called a puck and is much smaller than a Sky Q box. You need to research Stream thoroughly as it's a totally different viewing method.
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@Smittymagic1986 Sky Stream is different to normal Sky as the channel line up isn't the same, you cannot record and the service is entirely reliant on an Internet connection.
Have a look on the Sky website for full information and to see if you think it's suitable.
Sky Stream has been around for over three years (and a standalone product for more than two) so you'll find multiple reviews of it online, including video demonstrations.
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Sky Glass 55" (on ethernet) & two Stream Pucks (one ethernet / one WiFi) BT Halo 3+ Ultrafast FTTP (500Mbs), BT Smart Hub 2
We are trying to get rid of the actual physical box as we have a baby who has started crawling and touching things so have to move the TV on to the wall so thought we could get rid of the box and the wires.
A small box connected to the TV small enough to fit in the palm of a hand
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@Smittymagic1986 If you don't want a box of any kind then the only options are Sky Glass or NowTV, both have flaws though so you need to look at what they offer for the price and see if any are suitable, i've been a NowTV customer for years purely because its a no contract service that offers Sky Atlantic but it is very limited when it comes to channel line up.
