Anyone else feel like Sky Glass was a backward step for them?

[APB69]

Since moving from Sky HD to Glass I have experienced;

Refusing to power on for about 3 days

Lip Sync Issues

Remote controls not working

Major buffering, despite WiFi speed over 100mbps

I get the feeling the service is half baked and all about pushing TVs at inflated costs.

[peter-marlow+1966]

Had my sky glass  tv  since November  2021 no problems  with  it  or the puck connected  the tv to the Internet  by ethernet cable  tv when I check my connection  on the Netflix  app  is about 90mps to the tv and the puck, by I am on fttp  900mps  to the router, plus we have a lot of other  devices  connected  to the Internet  aswell, I switched  from sky q to sky glass tv 

[TimmyBGood]

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@APB69 wrote:

I get the feeling the service is half baked and all about pushing TVs at inflated costs.

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Much discussed in the three years since Glass was released.  As commented on at the time, launching a new television product in October 2021 with design, manufacturing and testing all falling within the pandemic wasn't exactly ideal, and selling them now at a higher price than back then is extremely unusual within the industry.