Sky Glass TV Review: No Magic, Just Solid Performance

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On paper, Sky Glass TV promises an impressive package of convergence between the traditional TV, apps, no dish Sky TV, good sound and unique subscription-based pricing where in theory, you only need one (power) cable running to the set. The reality is altogether different with a promising if highly frustrating UI, married to a budget level TV with mediocre picture quality, that lacks dynamic range robbing HDR content of its highlights and ultimate pop. This first-generation version of Glass showed promise but it requires some serious reworking for those of us who want decent picture quality to match the connected ambitions of Sky. As it stands, the separate route of a decent Smart TV, solid soundbar with subwoofer and a Sky Q box (if you must have Sky), is still your best option to achieve the goals set out here in the best possible quality.

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