Sky is turning up the heat on its tech deals, and those still hanging on to Sky Q might want to take notice. For a very limited time, Sky is offering a tempting freebie that could save users over £70 – but act fast, the deal ends tonight, 30 July.
Free UHD Viewing with Sky Glass Air
As part of this flash promotion, Sky is dishing out 12 months of free Ultra HD (4K) content for anyone switching to its new Sky Glass Air TV. Normally, viewers using a Sky Q box must fork out an extra £13 per month to enjoy Ultra HD visuals – a significant hike in monthly bills.
With this deal, you’re not only avoiding that extra charge, but you’re getting a picture that’s four times sharper than standard HD – perfect for movie buffs, sports fans and series bingers alike.
Thinking of upgrading your home entertainment setup? Sky’s latest offer makes switching to Sky Glass Air a no-brainer – with a year’s worth of stunning 4K Ultra HD content thrown in absolutely free.
Why Consider Sky Glass Air?
Switching to Sky Glass Air isn’t just about snagging free UHD. There are multiple reasons why this new setup is turning heads:
- Starts at just £6 per month
- No engineer needed – simple plug-and-play setup
- Built-in apps – including Disney+, Netflix, and Apple TV+
- Tailored viewing recommendations
- Uninterrupted streaming – no weather issues like satellite-based systems
- Unlimited cloud storage – record and replay anytime with Sky Playlists
- Choice of screen sizes – 43″, 55″, and 65″
- Stylish finishes – Carbon Grey, Cotton White, and Sea Green
It’s a cleaner, smarter way to watch TV, powered entirely by your broadband – no satellite dish or box required.
Sky Glass Air Price Breakdown
| Feature | Cost |
|---|---|
| TV Price | From £6 per month |
| Content Subscription | From £15 per month |
| Ultra HD (UHD) Access | Free for 12 months (Save £70+) |
What the Users Say
Feedback on Sky’s new hardware has been pouring in, and the consensus seems promising.
One Sky user on the official forum shared: “I can’t fault it. It was very easy to assemble, and account syncing to my Glass downstairs was straightforward.
The 55″ TV is still a heavy piece of equipment compared to the numerous Samsung TVs I’ve had. Picture settings on auto seem to suffice at this stage, and the sound initially is totally different from the Glass downstairs – the speakers are at the back so it just projects differently, not in a bad way I might add. Speech is clear, and it’s certainly loud enough.”
Another reviewer praised the value: “This is a great TV that’s perfect for the average TV viewer considering subscribing to Sky whilst seeking a good audio-visual experience at an affordable price. It’s good as a standalone TV and works equally well for those who have already invested in a decent audio system.”
However, they did offer a caveat for serious gamers: “It’s perfectly suitable for casual gamers, although hardcore gamers would likely want to look elsewhere for a proper gaming TV to connect their gaming console to.”
Competing Offers Worth Considering
Of course, Sky isn’t the only player in town.
- Amazon is currently offering 20% off the 43″ Samsung Crystal UHD 4K Smart TV – reduced from £299 to £239.
- Virgin Media has also launched its Summer of Sports sale, cutting up to £336 off packages including TV, Sky Sports, Sky Cinema, Netflix, and ultrafast broadband.
The biggest bargain? Virgin’s Biggest Combo bundle – ideal for households that want everything in one neat package.
If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your telly or escaping from your ageing Sky Q box, this limited-time Sky Glass Air deal might be the perfect push. But don’t dither – the free 4K UHD offer expires at midnight.
