New to SkyTV, I only watch 1 channel at a time, can I watch on 2 TV's?

[Cleverbee]

Hi all, thinking about getting Sky package with Nexflix and Sky Sports for F1.  We currently have Nexflix for £11 p/month and Now TV (sports + boost) for £25 p/m.   Sky are offering Entertainment, Netflix and Sports for £37 on 18 month contract.  What I want to know is can i swap TV's to watch Sky between my kitchen and lounge without having to pay an extra £12 p/month for Whole Home?

At present I unplug the NowTV stick and plug it into the other telly to watch depending on where I am.  Also with Netflix my wife and I can watch on our tablets, will this still be possible if I move to Sky?

Hopefully someone will an answer....🤞

[Ripleys_Cat]

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@Cleverbee wrote:

Hi all, thinking about getting Sky package with Nexflix and Sky Sports for F1.  We currently have Nexflix for £11 p/month and Now TV (sports + boost) for £25 p/m.   Sky are offering Entertainment, Netflix and Sports for £37 on 18 month contract.  What I want to know is can i swap TV's to watch Sky between my kitchen and lounge without having to pay an extra £12 p/month for Whole Home?

At present I unplug the NowTV stick and plug it into the other telly to watch depending on where I am.  Also with Netflix my wife and I can watch on our tablets, will this still be possible if I move to Sky?

Hopefully someone will an answer....🤞

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You can indeed move the Sky Stream puck between two different TV's in your home without paying the extra Whole Home subscription, as long as it can still receive a decent enough broadband signal to function. 

Be aware that the Netflix tier included with Sky Entertainment is the standard service with ads which can be viewed on two devices at once. If you want the ad-free experience on 2 devices (which I presume you're currently paying Netflix direct £11pm for) then you'll need to pay £6 extra to Sky.

[mikealanr]

Just another thing to add, you will see adverts on sky content, even if you pay for ad skipping as this only lets you fast forward the ads. The equivalent pack on Now removes adverts completely.

Also another consideration might be stream needs a mains power adapter and not usb power that can be supplied by tvs etc.

MikeAlanR