How do I get sky access on another tv

[LeonStobart]

I've set up my sky glass tv, but when purchasing I was assured that I would still have access to sky on other tvs in the house even though my sky Q boxes wouldn't work, there weren't any instructions on how to get this to work

[mikealanr]

Hi @LeonStobart 

You would need to subscribe to the whole home pack and order a puck for each additional TV. There is a set up cost for each of these (£39.99) and they are now only loaned to you. Whole home is an additional £12 per month.

See: https://www.sky.com/help/articles/watching-sky-in-different-rooms-sky-glass

MikeAlanR

[MarkGoldsmith]

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@mikealanr wrote:

Hi @LeonStobart 

You would need to subscribe to the whole home pack and order a puck for each additional TV. There is a set up cost for each of these (£39.99) and they are now only loaned to you. Whole home is an additional £12 per month.

See: https://www.sky.com/help/articles/watching-sky-in-different-rooms-sky-glass

MikeAlanR

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You can usually get a discount on the whole home pack and usually the first additional puck is provided without the £39.95 fee although that can change at any time as it's an offer.

[TimmyBGood]

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@LeonStobart wrote:

 when purchasing I was assured that I would still have access to sky on other tvs in the house even though my sky Q boxes wouldn't work

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The Q boxes have to be returned to Sky once a Glass subscription is in place at the address.  You can replace any Q Mini boxes with Stream pucks, at the cost of both an up-front fee and an ongoing subscription add-on, but note the cumulative internet bandwidth demand if these are in use simultaneously.