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Discussion topic: Whole home

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This message was authored by: Juneharvey_1

Whole home

I have only 1 puck so can only watch in 1 room but paying for the whole house to view it how does it work anybody
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This message was authored by: mikealanr

Re: Whole home

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Hi @Juneharvey_1 

 

You can watch SkyGo on a console (Playstation or Xbox) or you can order more pucks for a one off fee or £39.99 per puck. These are loaned to you. You can order these via the MySky app or website.

 

You can have 3 Glass TVs and 6 pucks on your account. See "Watching around the home" section here: https://www.sky.com/help/articles/sky-stream-faqs

 

If you don't plan on ordering more pucks or you are not watching on a console you don't need whole home.

 

MikeAlanR

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: Whole home

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@Juneharvey_1 wrote:
I have only 1 puck so can only watch in 1 room but paying for the whole house to view it how does it work anybody

"Whole Home" is the marketing name for the subscription supplement rather than a literal description: additional hardware is required to actually implement it.

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