I wanted to replace an older 32" TV in the kitchen with the 43" Glass.
I like the idea of integrated Dolby Atmos soundbar, bigger screen and pucks that would never give the message that they aren't connected to the main box which currently happens too often with Q.
The main bugbear was the playlist feature that initially appeared to max out at 1000 hours and finding that adding some programmes like Emmerdale would bundle old and current episodes together. It was unclear as to how that affected your notional 1000 hours.
From reading posts it later became clear that Glass would merely direct you to ITV Hub with its rubbish SD picture quality to view historic content.
Aside from this it seems that you get directed to the start of the programme each time even if you have viewed half of a streamed episode earlier and that necessitates re-visiting adverts all over again?
For some, possibly younger subscribers, streaming content is maybe just up their street but for older members, with wives, who watch 'Steph's Packed Lunch' and some 'Loose Women' broadcasts etc., Glass doesn't seem to fit the bill.
Many programmes don't appear on catch-up at all.
Sadly I had to cancel my order. I hope to re-apply in the future if the family's general way of viewing saved content could continue. As it is I have access to various streaming channels and a simple way of viewing saved HD terrestrial channels' content.
