Sky stream or glass

[pjohng]

When I asked about sky stream I was told that my sky broadband was not good enough, although it appeared I could have sky glass?

[UnrealityTV]

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@pjohng wrote:

When I asked about sky stream I was told that my sky broadband was not good enough, although it appeared I could have sky glass?

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If your broadband is too slow for Stream then it's also too slow for Glass.

Stream & Glass are essentially the same thing. Glass is just a stream puck with a tv built around it. 

[Dazzasky]

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@pjohng wrote:

When I asked about sky stream I was told that my sky broadband was not good enough, although it appeared I could have sky glass?

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If an advisor told you that then they need retraining. 

[Fothergill1]

@pjohng I wonder the the sales team work on a commission basis as they appear to up selling to you.  As @UnrealityTV says Glass and Stream are essentialy the same thing but the puck is built into the Glass  TV.

A 55 inch Glass TV will cost almost as £949 (£19 per month) whereas a Stream puck is given on loan for a one off payment of £39.95

[bydandie]

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@Fothergill1 wrote:

@pjohng I wonder the the sales team work on a commission basis as they appear to up selling to you.  As @UnrealityTV says Glass and Stream are essentialy the same thing but the puck is built into the Glass  TV.

A 55 inch Glass TV will cost almost as £949 (£19 per month) whereas a Stream puck is given on loan for a one off payment of £39.95

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And for that price you can wait until next month and get much better TV from John Lewis on Black Friday with 18mths 0% interest.  Drop the puck into the mix on a 31-day rolling then you have a lot of flexibility.

[Floydianslip]

@pjohng Sounds like someone in the sales team wanting to earn commission from selling a Glass TV to me.