Sky has shared an early glimpse at a brand-new way to watch its exclusive channels, sports fixtures, and movies. Dubbed Sky Glass Air, it's a new flatscreen television designed by the teams inside Sky ...

Available now (it launched on 12 February), the second-generation Sky Glass TV comes in three different screen sizes (43in, 55in and 65in), and prices start at just £14 per month for the TV itself, ...

Another really nice feature is auto-enhance. Sky works out what you're watching and adjusts the picture and sound to match ...

Sky Glass Gen 2 features upgrades and enhancements to both screen and sound, with a brighter 4K HDR picture than before and fuller and ... Seen alongside is another new model from Sky, the Sky Glass ...

while advanced HDR and precision contrast enhancement make darks darker and brights brighter. All this simply makes the Gen 2 model outshine the original. Sky has also improved the viewing angles ...

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As for HDR, both TVs support Dolby Vision and HDR10, with the Sky Glass Gen 2 also handling HLG content. Amazon’s offering also includes HDR10+, Dolby Vision IQ and HDR10+ Adaptive, automatically ...

Its combination of 4K HDR TV, Dolby Atmos sound system ... access a world of entertainment. The new Sky Glass gen 2 costs the same price as the former model – starting at £14 per month for ...

Sky is back with a new Glass TV but does it sort the problems of the original model? Here is our full review Sky Glass Gen 2 ...

In the UK, F1 fans can already watch in 4K via Sky Q, Sky Glass and Sky Stream ... You need the second- or third-generation ...