Glass TV or streaming, which is best

[cmc9748]

Does anyone have Glass TV and what cost per month including broadband and talk. Is Glass TV reliable.

[peter-marlow+1966]

You can find all the information you need  on the sky website, you pay for  broadband  separately to you sky glass  tv subscription, all of which  depends on what size tv you have.if you pay for it outright, or on a 24 or 48 months  loan, what tv package  you want  as thing like sports, cinema,  uhd and atmo are all separates as is ad skipping and the same with  broadband  as there are different prices  for the different  broadband packages 

[Yoghurt]

Glass is the same as stream 

[TimmyBGood]

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@cmc9748 wrote:
 Is Glass TV reliable.

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Only with adequate broadband arriving at the address and decent local WiFi.

[Gincap]

The answer is only you can decide what is best for you. 

Glass Gen2 appears to be an improvement on 1 with enhanced picture quality and reasonable though not outstanding speakers. It's a robust built tv that will not look out of place in any room provided you get the right size screen for the room.  With Sky built in provided you intend to stay with Sky for the life of the TV it could be for you. However if you are an OLED viewer with a quality surround system then look at Stream. 

Stream provides exceptional picture quality on an OLED TV but the Puck is low spec and can gave issues as discussed in detail here. 

Whatever you go for you need decent Internet and decent internal WiFi or Ethernet connectivity. 

Go to a Sky Store take a look at the kit and play with it and watch some of the extensive range of videos and reviews on YouTube. 

With everything in life everyone has an opinion and what suits them may not suit you, only you can decide which is best for your needs. 

Good luck.