Sky pucks

[wightred]

If I change my broadband provider from sky, will I be able to keep the 2 pucks I have in my other rooms?. If not, how do I stream my sky glass to my other tv's(which are not sky glass tv's)

Thanks.

[GD1]

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@wightred wrote:

If I change my broadband provider from sky, will I be able to keep the 2 pucks I have in my other rooms?. If not, how do I stream my sky glass to my other tv's(which are not sky glass tv's)

Thanks.

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You don't stream your Glass TV to other TV's it is not setup like Sky Q

Glass TV & all pucks are independent of each other.  As long as you have the bandwidth needed for all the devices to run changing broadband provider won't affect them (you will of course need to reset the network settings on each Puck & TV for the new hub).

[Exiled-in-HH]

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@wightred wrote:

If I change my broadband provider from sky, will I be able to keep the 2 pucks I have in my other rooms?. If not, how do I stream my sky glass to my other tv's(which are not sky glass tv's)

Thanks.

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Sky Pucks should work with any ISP ... but there are issues with certain ISPs😉

Your Sky Glass should also work with your new ISP ... there is no correction between Sky Glass and Sky Pucks they all need valid active Sky subscriptions ... who will be your new ISP?

[wightred]

I'm looking to change to wightfibre( I live on the Isle of Wight). I will be getting a guaranteed 150 mbps upload and download, but I didn't know if I will have to return my pucks to sky.

[Mark39 · Accepted solution]

No, not for a change of broadband.