Our Sky Stream review gave the product a stunning five stars and called the device “the end of the satellite dish” thanks to the ease of how you can set it up.
Sky Stream needs a pretty decent broadband connection. Everything you watch, including live television, is beamed via the internet, so you’ll need to check your Wi-Fi can take the strain before you place an order with Sky.
You will get access to 100s of paid-for channels you won’t find on Freeview, as well as the most popular terrestrial channels. Everything is beamed to your television in High Definition as standard – something Sky Q customers still need to pay extra for – without a satellite dish drilled into your walls or engineers trudging through your home.
Sky won’t mess about sending you the product either as you will most likely get the new Sky Stream device delivered the next day when everything is set up.
But meanwhile, if you want to find other great Sky offers it has you can find out about the best Sky deals we have rounded up for potential customers.
