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Message posted on 13 Apr 2026 09:22 PM
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Getting Sky glass with tv for main room
but having an additional box or whatever it is for bedroom so need to get a basic/cheap monitor
Do I need to be looking for anything specific that fits with glass technology or will any monitor do? thanks
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Message posted on 14 Apr 2026 07:41 AM
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@carrielton wrote:Getting Sky glass with tv for main room
but having an additional box or whatever it is for bedroom so need to get a basic/cheap monitor
Do I need to be looking for anything specific that fits with glass technology or will any monitor do? thanks
Sky Glass is the actual Sky-branded TV. It comes with either a Sky Ultimate TV or Essential TV streaming subscription. To watch this subscription in a second room you need any HD or 4K TV with an HDMI socket. You then need a Sky Stream puck attached to this HDMI socket along with the Whole Home subscription in your streaming package.
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Message posted on 13 Apr 2026 09:38 PM
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Re: second room sky glass - what monitor should i buy
Hi @carrielton
You don't want a monitor you want a cheap TV. Monitors often have very poor implementations of HDMI, not remote control support and really poor speakers.
Amazon and Argos have TVs for around £99.
Bust basically the puck has everything you need on it and connects via HDMI cable so this is likely the minimum requirement you will need.
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Message posted on 14 Apr 2026 07:41 AM
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@carrielton wrote:Getting Sky glass with tv for main room
but having an additional box or whatever it is for bedroom so need to get a basic/cheap monitor
Do I need to be looking for anything specific that fits with glass technology or will any monitor do? thanks
Sky Glass is the actual Sky-branded TV. It comes with either a Sky Ultimate TV or Essential TV streaming subscription. To watch this subscription in a second room you need any HD or 4K TV with an HDMI socket. You then need a Sky Stream puck attached to this HDMI socket along with the Whole Home subscription in your streaming package.
Message posted on 14 Apr 2026 09:48 AM - last edited: 14 Apr 2026 10:10 AM
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Re: second room sky glass - what monitor should i buy
As @mikealanr indicates, don't purchase anything labelled as a 'monitor' unless you primarily want it for computer use.
Any recognisable brand-name television set (rather than supermarket off-brand) from about £199 upwards should be adequate but avoid the remnants of 'HD Ready' and 'Full HD' models if you can.
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