Already have a TV you like but want to add Sky to your living room? The best way to do so is through Sky Stream.
For the unitiated, Sky Stream is a video streamer that you can connect straight to your TV, and whereas Sky Q beams content to your living room via a satellite dish, Stream gets rid of all that by delivering programming over an Internet connection.
We very much enjoyed Sky Stream when we reviewed it, and its support for HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision will have TV series and films looking their best on your TV. With Dolby Atmos audio you’ll get immersive sound if you have a compatible sound system.
Fortunately, there’s only one place to purchase Sky Stream from, which unsuprisingly is from Sky itself.
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Head over to the Sky website and you can Sky Stream with prices starting at £19/month. That’s down from its previous price of £28/month. That will get your the Stream puck on a 24 month contract. Or you could choose to have it on a rolling 31-day contract, which will cost you £22/month.
You can add packages to fill out your Sky experience, with discounts also available on Sky Sports and Sky Cinema channels. You can currently add Sky Sports for £20/month, while Sky Cinema is available for £10/month.
Netflix Standard with Ads is included with whatever package you have, but you can also boost it to Netflix Premium if you want to watch in 4K HDR.
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Sky Stream supports a number of apps, a list that includes the likes of Prime Video, Apple TV+, Disney+, while with some packages Paramount+ and Peacock are included at no extra cost. UK catch-up apps such as Channel 4 and iPlayer also feature.
We enjoy Sky’s democratic approach to bringing cotent to viewers. Unlike some other interfaces, Sky doesn’t promote one service over the other. Whatever you want to watch, Sky will make it accessible to view, whether it’s from Sky or Netflix, or TNT Sports.
