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Sky Glass cost €2000 vs €500 TV specs claim is false

Question asked:

“Sky Glass costs about €2000 over two years, and the TV included has the same specifications as a €500 TV that can be bought outright.”
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Confidence: High Checked on September 17, 2026

Summary

Sky Glass costs far less than €2000 over two years; outright prices range from about €800 to €1,400 and monthly plans total well under €2,000. Its specifications are higher than those of typical €500 budget TVs, so it does not match a €500 TV in performance.

Sources 80 searched

computerbild.de
  • Sky Glass: Dieser Fernseher sorgt für Durchblick - COMPUTER BILD

    Zusammen mit dem Pay-TV-Komplettpaket Sky Ultimate TV starten die Preise ab 39 Pfund (circa 45,90 Euro) im Monat. Preise für den deutschen Markt nannte Sky noch nicht, hier sollen für Sky Glass die bekannten Film- und Sport-Pakete im Angebot bleiben. In Deutschland erscheint Sky Glass erst in der zweiten Jahreshälfte 2022.

sueddeutsche.de
  • Sky verkauft jetzt Fernseher: Ist das die Rettung? - Medien - SZ.de

    Die Sky-Geräte werden in Großbritannien von Mitte Oktober an in drei Größen angeboten und sollen zwischen 650 und 1050 Pfund (760 bis 1250 Euro) kosten, können aber auch monatlich finanziert werden. In Deutschland sollen sie in der zweiten Jahreshälfte 2022 verfügbar sein.

which.co.uk
sky.com
moneysupermarket.com
  • Sky Glass guide | MoneySuperMarket

    Everything you need to know about Sky Glass, Sky’s all-in-one smart TV and streaming service. Read our guide for information about features, channels, how much it costs and where to get it.

t3.com
  • Sky Glass review: Is Sky’s dish-free solution best? | T3

    Don't want to pay monthly? You can buy outright (and forego the £20 setup fee) for £699 (43-inch), £949 (55-inch), or £1199 (65-inch) if that better suits your needs. Whichever path you take, whether outright or per month, you needn't send ...

techradar.com
indiehackers.com
  • sky glass tv review: Sky Glass TV vs a Standalone IPTV Subscription: The Cost Over 2 Years - Indie Hackers

    Is sky glass tv review cheaper than IPTV? It depends on the wider bundle. IPTV QUALITY gives clear GBP pricing, so compare the total commitment. Do I need a new TV? No. IPTV QUALITY works on Smart TV, Fire TV Stick, Android, iOS, PC and console. Can I test first? Yes. There is a no-card test and a 48-hour money-back guarantee. Is IPTV legal in the UK? IPTV is a legal technology. The source and licence of the content matter. For UK viewers, a useful Sky Glass TV review should include flexibility as well as the screen experience.

whathifi.com
  • Sky Glass Air review: a 65-inch TV for less than a monthly takeaway pizza | What Hi-Fi?

    While you can buy the 48-, 55- or 65-inch versions of the Sky Glass Air for a simple up-front price, you can also buy them on a monthly subscription basis. Though in both cases, the pricing really is remarkably low. At the time of writing, the 43-inch Sky Glass Air is £225 up front, or as little as £4.25 a month over 48 months; the 55-inch version is £377 up front or £7.25 a month over 48 months; and the 65-inch model we’re looking at is £481 or £9.50 a month, again over 48 months.

yours.co.uk
  • Sky Glass TV review: Is it really worth the hype?

    You can opt for just the Sky Glass TV; the 65-inch screen costs a one-time payment of £1,199. On its own, I can’t see that this is a cost-effective purchase as you could opt for a budget TV under £500 and a streaming device instead.

trustedreviews.com
  • Sky Glass Air Review: Believe in a better budget TV

    For those looking for a cheaper way into the Sky ecosystem or a second Sky TV for the home, the Glass Air model offers a good balance between compromise and performance. It doesn’t boast the best HDR performance but it is watchable, especially compared to its closest rivals at this price point.

pocket-lint.com

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