@Taffy+Stephen wrote:
What are the general opinions of Sky customers who have changed to Skyglass? Is it any good. Is it worth going for, and is it as good as Sky Q ?
An impossible question to answer. There are simply too many variables at play. My general opinion as someone who changed from Q to Glass & Stream (and subsequently got rid of both) - is it any good? For me, no. Is it worth going for? For me, no. Is it as good as Sky Q? For me, no. For many others though, the answer will be yes to all those questions.
One key thing to remember is that with Sky Q it was Sky's responsibility, with engineer support, to make sure that the dish, cabling and Q box was set up correctly in order to receive the service. With Sky Glass and Stream it is you, the customer, who has the responsibility of providing a fast and stable enough broadband connection for the service to function. Glass and Stream are self-install and self-maintained services so if you aren't comfortable with the idea of having to do some network troubleshooting in order to get it to work, then it's perhaps not for you.
The streaming age has opened up so many other options for TV viewers. Sky is no longer a unique means of getting content. You need to do some research to find the service and hardware which delivers the content you want, in the quality you want, at a price you think is worth paying.
