How can I get a new..replacement TV Speaker Fascia 55” white (Sky Glass gen 1-

[SJulia]

I need a speak facia replacement in white for sky glass (1st gen) in WHITE - do sky offer this ? 

[lettice]

You can order them online, as in this help article;

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/order-sky-glass-accessories?msockid=3e588aba6ac269da28b59c5c6b0c68...

[Angel_Aka]

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@SJulia wrote:

I need a speak facia replacement in white for sky glass (1st gen) in WHITE - do sky offer this ? 

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There are only patterned ones available via the Amazon store now, and it would appear only on eBay too. 

I doubt the plain colours will be re-stocked as the Sky Glass gen1 TV is now obsolete an no longer manufactured. 

If you keep checking eBay you may find a second hand one at some point, but they are very over-priced for essentially a piece of stretched fabric and a couple of magnets. 

[TimmyBGood]

@SJulia 

As @Angel_Aka indicates, those won't have been manufactured once the move to the Gen 2 model was initiated: it's also unlikely that the regular colours were made in numbers much greater than the sets themselves.

[Cp23]

I'm having the same issue. Seems ridiculous that once the 2nd gen comes out the 1st no longer exists. I will never be buying another sky glass for this reason alone! I've searched high and low with no luck, which seems pretty poor on skys part. 

[Angel_Aka]

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@Cp23 wrote:

I'm having the same issue. Seems ridiculous that once the 2nd gen comes out the 1st no longer exists. I will never be buying another sky glass for this reason alone! I've searched high and low with no luck, which seems pretty poor on skys part. 

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They dropped the swappable facias on the gen2 - it's one extra thing to manufacture at additional cost. They probably didn't sell as well as they'd hoped on the gen1 so got rid. 

You can always keep checking eBay and Vinted - someone might have one for sale. 

[TimmyBGood]

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@Cp23 wrote:

Seems ridiculous that once the 2nd gen comes out the 1st no longer exists. 

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Glass Gen 1 was released in October 2021, and Gen 2 finally arrived in February 2025: in a television market where the major manufacturers bring out new models annually that's a huge gap.

It also didn't help that Gen 1 manufacturing coincided with the COVID silicon component shortage and so the hardware specification wasn't exactly cutting-edge even when new: three years later it was really rather tired.