Sky Stream Lets you Watch Sky Without a Dish

The standalone device transmits Sky Stream TV through Wi-Fi, without a dish, along with "much of the Sky Glass experience," such as voice control and playlists. With prices starting at PS26 or PS29 per month, Sky claims to provide "the most reasonable option to have Sky TV and Netflix together" (with a rolling 31-day contract). Sky Stream plugs into any HDMI socket like other streaming dongles, so there is no need to schedule an engineer. The setup charge is PS39.95 (reduced to PS20 if you sign up for an 18-month subscription), but you won't need to do so. Next-day shipping is included in the price. Sky Ultimate TV and Netflix Basic are included in the PS26/29 monthly entry-level bundle. Still, users can spend more on other packs and services, such as Sky Cinema, Sky Sports, BT Sport, Ultra HD, and Dolby Atmos. Other paid access to the "greatest content" from apps including Apple TV+, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, BBC iPlayer, ITV Hub, All4, YouTube, Discovery+, and Peacock will be available through Sky Stream. Want to watch Sky Stream on up to five TVs around the house? You'll have to fork over an additional PS12 monthly for the Whole Home package. What does that mean for dish-based products like Sky Q? Recently, the business dismissed rumors that it would stop constructing new satellite dishes by 2023. Still, given the growing popularity of streaming, it's only a matter of time.