The Sky Stream puck adds multiroom for Sky Glass users. It’s also coming as a standalone product soon. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Why you can trust Pocket-lint (Pocket-lint) – When Sky launched its Sky Glass all-in-one TV, it also revealed the Sky Stream puck – a small set-top-box that enables mutliroom viewing for Sky Glass customers. The puck can be plugged into a TV elsewhere in the home, offering the full Sky Glass interface and streaming properties on the additional set. However, to date it has only been available for Sky Glass customers – needing the dedicated TV system to work. That’ll soon change. What is Sky Glass, how much does it cost and how can I get it? Sky has announced that the Sky Stream puck will be available as a standalone device too, for those who do not want or cannot have the satellite-powered Sky Q service yet still want a full Sky TV experience on their existing televisions. Here’s everything you need to know about it. What is the Sky Streaming puck and how much does it cost? 4K HDR Dolby Atmos Sky TV, Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub (to be ITVX soon), All 4, My5 The Sky Stream puck is a relatively small, internet-connected box that you plug into your TV through HDMI and can currently be used as an extension of Sky Glass – the TV sold by Sky itself.
