Black Friday might be in the rearview mirror, but Sky TV still has some incredible savings.
If you're looking to supercharge the number of boxsets, movies, and sports you can watch over the Christmas break, the latest slate of Sky Glass deals are worth a look.
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For a limited time, Sky will waive the cost of its Ultimate TV bundle of live channels and on-demand boxsets for three months when you sign up for its Glass TV. That's a saving of £78 every month and means you won't need to pay a penny to watch exclusive Sky TV content until a couple of months into the new year.
Ultimate TV unlocks 100 live channels, including the likes of Sky Atlantic, MTV, Comedy Central, Sky Sports News, National Geographic, and TLC, as well as hundreds of on-demand boxsets, including exclusives from HBO (The White Lotus, ...And Just Like That, House of the Dragon, Euphoria) and Sky Originals (Chornobyl, Brassic, Riviera), and a subscription to Netflix.
Sports fans will enjoy savings of £180 as Sky TV has offered to drop the cost of Sky Sports (£25 per month) for six months when new customers purchase Sky Glass.
You'll also benefit from the same three months of free Ultimate TV as the deal above.
All Sky Glass orders benefit from free nationwide delivery, although there is a one-off £10 set-up fee that you'll need to factor in.
Sky Glass is an all-in-one solution that bundles everything you need to pause and rewind live television, stream from services like Disney+, Prime Video, Netflix, and more
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For those who don't know, Sky Glass is an all-in-one 4K flatscreen television that packs everything you need to watch exclusive Sky TV channels, pause and rewind live telly, binge on-demand and catch-up on old episodes, as well as login to streaming apps from Disney+ and Prime Video.
It also comes equipped with a Dolby Atmos-certified soundbar and hands-free voice controls, so even if you've lost the remote down the back of the sofa, you can bark out orders to change channels, pause the action on-screen, and search for new shows or movies based on your favourite actors. Because everything is built into the same shell, Sky says that Glass TV uses less energy than an equivalent set-up with a separate Sky Q box and standalone soundbar plugged into the TV via HDMI.
If you do want to connect other gadgets (games consoles, Blu-ray players) to Sky Glass, you'll find a selection of HDMI ports on the back. There's also a TV aerial, so you'll always be able to watch Freeview channels, even if you decide to cancel your Sky TV package down the line.
Co-designed by East London-based industrial design brand Map Project Office, who have also worked with Sonos, Google, and TfL on the interiors of the Elizabeth Line tubes, Sky Glass is designed to be a statement piece in your home. Unlike most TVs, it's available in a range of colours, including Ceramic White, Dusky Pink, Racing Green, Ocean Blue, and Anthracite Black.
Sky Glass can be bought outright, like any other brand of Smart TV, or you can spread the cost interest-free and pay in monthly instalments with your TV package. Glass is available in 43-, 55-, and 65-inch screen sizes, which have an RRP of £699, £949, and £1,199 respectively. You can also choose interest-free monthly repayments to make Sky Glass more affordable, with costs starting from £14 per month.
