Thats quite possible as different routers will provide different strength WiFI signals. Sky Glass and Sky Stream require a strong, stable and consistent WIFI connection and the devices are prone to crashing when there is any WiFi interference or small drop outs, as these devices need a permanent connection to Sky's servers to function correctly, unlike most wifi enabled devices.
Its why a number of customers get a better experience using ethernet cables when using standard routers provided by most ISPs.
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