Sky Glass Blooming really bad

[SquareEyes86]

Can anyone see a Glass 2 next year? 4 years will have past by then and an upgrade option was talked about at the launch conference in 2021. If you were to bet money on it, will it continue  with a new model or be quietly shelved and sit next to the likes of Sky Gnome. 

[Elbo28]

@TimmyBGood Please accept my apologies then. I thought you were making excuses for Sky.

There are even more people going to buy it now, as I've seen they've started to sell them in Currys, which at £17 a month for the 55" set looks like an attractive proposition. I hope people do the research that the early adopters couldn't do. I, for one, researched in depth before settling on the LG C4 as a replacement. If I could've done the same when I signed up for the Sky Glass, I would have steered right clear of it

[Elbo28]

@SquareEyes86 I'm afraid that'd be too little, too late for me. I've already upgraded as I couldn't put up with it anymore. Like you said, once you've seen it, you can't unsee it, and you notice it more and more. I've also been burned by Sky with this set so I wouldn't trust them again, and I'd probably caution other people to steer clear as well

[Hobbayne64]

I really regret getting rid of my sky Q. for this rubbish. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with it now till the end of my term.. 

[Elbo28]

It's the one piece of tech that I really regret buying. I feel conned by Sky. What was marketed as a good mid-range TV has turned out to be a bargain basement TV in a high end aluminium chassis