Sky in 6 rooms

[MilleP6]

 I have a 2tb skq q and 4 mini boxes. I want to have sky in a 6th room. What is the best way to achieve that please. Could i pay for a separate subscription service and have another sky q box, would a 5th mini work? Could i get a sky glass tv under s "new subscription" and retain the old subscription?

[Daniel0210]

@MilleP6 

4 mini boxes is the maximum allowed. You can't have more than one TV subscription at the same postal address. 

[MightyQuinn]

Hi @MilleP6   I'm afraid not possible with Sky Q, you have reached the limit. You could investigate Sky Go on an Apple TV or Games Console.

Also, you cannot mix Sky Q with Sky Stream or Glass.

[Daniel0210]

@MilleP6 

Also, your duplicate post has been removed as you have your own thread here which has received correct advice. 

[MilleP6]

Thanks, can i check do your answers also mean that I cant simply get a puck and plug that in in the 6th room in my wife's name?

[Daniel0210]

@MilleP6 

That correct. It's Sky Q or Stream. Only one TV subscription per dwelling. 

[GD1]

@MilleP6  To get a stream puck it would mean your Sky Q service would be cancelled.

It would seem if it's 6 TV's then stream would be the option, however, it is worth noting stream would need at least 25mbps for HD & 30mbps for UHD on each puck.

You may need faster speeds to get the best experience. Especially when watching in UHD or streaming on more devices at the same time with the Whole Home pack. For more info, see Broadband speeds explained. Also recommended is a fibre broadband connection.

If you’re with another broadband provider, it's recommended you check your broadband speeds with them.

Recommended minimum broadband speed of 25Mbps. Or 30Mbps if you add an extra Sky Stream puck or to watch in UHD.