I had Sky HD+ piped all round my house. I had 3x Sky HD+ Boxes in different rooms, all connected to a distribution box in the loft and then spit back down to 5 TVs in different rooms. It was set up really well and worked perfectly. I couldn't get the same setup with Q and ended up going with 5 Sky Stream pucks. It took a few months getting used to but after a few months I've got to say it works pretty well.
I can have a different Disney film on in all the min rooms (Grandchildren) and still be watching MotoGP in another. I have on in a bedroom that is not normally used, but other than the £39.99 itdoesn't cost anymore as I all ready pay for multi-room.
The big thing I was worried about was not being able to "record" Motorcycle Racig that is on in the middle of night and watch it in the morning, but this has mostly not been a problem.
Upsides to me:
1. Picture quality and sound is very good.
2. It's got a modern feel to it.
3. For me, it has been very reliable with no real problems. Maybe the odd restart, but thats not very often nowadays.
Down sides to me:
1. If I put something on in the TV room, I can't watch the same instance of it anywhere else, so for example if I put something I have recorded (yeah, still use that word even though its wrong) like MotoGP and walk out to the kitchen to make a coffee, I can't watch exactly the same thing from the same point. If it is Live then you can.
2. You cant permantly record, so if you want all of the Matrix Films, for example, they eventually drop out of your list and you have to find them again - sometimes by then they become pay for films.
3. You can't take it on holiday, like you can a Firestick for example.
