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[Jack995]

So had a accident today and my tv screen got broken. Not happy but it is what it is. If I was to buy a sky glass aid to replace my Gen 1 would I be able to keep on the contract with sky for my subscriptions on the new tv ( I have paid the tv off in full ) any help on to this would be greatly appreciated stressed is a understatement 

[mikealanr · Accepted solution]

Hi @Jack995 

Short answer is yes. You just need to make the new Glass your primary device (if you don't have whole home).

As described here: https://www.sky.com/help/articles/your-devices-sky-glass-t2

MikeAlanR

[Angel_Aka]

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@Jack995 wrote:

So had a accident today and my tv screen got broken. Not happy but it is what it is. If I was to buy a sky glass aid to replace my Gen 1 would I be able to keep on the contract with sky for my subscriptions on the new tv ( I have paid the tv off in full ) any help on to this would be greatly appreciated stressed is a understatement 

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You don't even need to buy a Sky Glass TV. Ask Sky for a Stream puck instead and make it your primary device. You can then attach the puck to any TV you like, even a cheap one from a supermarket or a second hand one bought locally, and carry on watching your existing streamed channel subscription. 

This is a useful option if you don't want to be stuck in another long term loan agreement for an expensive Sky Glass TV.