Swapping Sky Glass for normal tv

[philww40]

Hi

I currently have a sky glass tv and then a puck in the kitchen with a normal tv.

The picture quality is so much better on the normal tv rather than the sky glass.

If I go back to a normal tv rather than glass  does that mean I have to go back to sky q and have a box again?? 

I'm totally confused! 

Thanks 

[Mark39]

No, you would simply need another Puck (to connect to the tv replacing the Glass).

[Ray7162]

so is the puck the actual streaming part 

to be clear if i ditch sky glas stv and go back to a normal tv are you saying i just need to attached a normal tv to the puck and will i still get playlsit etc etc 

[BenJoBanjo]

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@Ray7162 wrote:

so is the puck the actual streaming part 

to be clear if i ditch sky glas stv and go back to a normal tv are you saying i just need to attached a normal tv to the puck and will i still get playlsit etc etc 

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Yes, that's correct. Sky Stream is the same streaming service that you get on Sky Glass, just on any TV with a Sky Stream puck attached to it. The puck has the same SkyOS which runs on Glass and receives the same Sky content via your broadband that you get on Glass. 

[Ray7162]

Great so ig i switch tv i simplhy plug one of my pucks into the new tv and off we go??

[BenJoBanjo]

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@Ray7162 wrote:

Great so ig i switch tv i simplhy plug one of my pucks into the new tv and off we go??

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Yup. If you have multiple pucks then you'll still need the whole home subscription to have them all function. 

[Winterbottom1]

What would be a comparable 65 inch to the sky glass to? Mine has blown up after 4 years!!!

[TimmyBGood]

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@Winterbottom1 wrote:

Mine has blown up after 4 years!!!

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So that would be a Gen 1, and realistically any current set from a recognised brand at half the price you paid for Glass should be ''better', because technology has moved on.