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One-minute review Sky Glass isn’t just a new TV. Instead, it represents a paradigm shift in the premium TV market. That’s because Sky brings you a 4K TV and an all-streaming alternative to Sky Q that dispenses with a standalone telly box and external dish aerial.  For many people, it could be exactly what they've been waiting for - particularly if they’ve been looking for an excuse to bag themselves a 4K TV upgrade. However, to fully appreciate Sky Glass and all that it offers, you need to appreciate what it's not - and that's a straight replacement for Sky Q. It's not as channel rich and it suffers from not having any recording functionality.  However, it's something we've not seen before: a premium TV service integrated into a bespoke flatscreen. Sky Glass is available in three screen sizes. There’s Small, Medium and Large  (43-, 55- and 65-inch respectively) and five colours. The set is a 4k QLED model that boasts decent local dimming backlight, Dolby...

One-minute review Sky Glass represents a paradigm shift in the premium TV market. For the first time, a satcaster is offering an all-streaming alternative to Sky Q , dispensing with a stand alone telly box and external dish aerial.  For many, it'll be just what they've been waiting for - particularly if they were also hankering for a 4K TV upgrade. But to appreciate Sky Glass, you need to appreciate what it's not - and that's a straight replacement for Sky Q. It's not as channel rich and suffers from not having any recording functionality.  But, equally, it's something we've not seen before, a premium TV service integrated into a bespoke flatscreen. Sky Glass comes in three screen sizes, Small, Medium and Large  (43-, 55- and 65-inch respectively) and five colours. The set is a 4k QLED model with decent local dimming backlight, Dolby Vision HDR, and a powerful six-speaker Dolby Atmos sound system. Usability leans heavily on voice control, but you...