Sky's second-generation smart TV boasts upgraded audio, visuals, and design features while retaining its core content and app offerings.
Sky has announced the successor to its groundbreaking Sky Glass TV, the Sky Glass Gen 2. First launched in late 2021, the original Sky Glass offered a unique all-in-one TV experience with a six-speaker soundbar and a stunning 4K Quantum Dot Display . Now, the Gen 2 takes things to the next level with a host of significant upgrades.One of the most notable improvements is the audio system.
The Gen 2 boasts a seven-speaker Dolby Atmos setup, including a new dual subwoofer, promising a richer, more immersive sound experience. The visuals also receive a boost with a brighter 4K Quantum Dot display, a wider viewing angle, and enhanced contrast for even more vibrant and lifelike images. Beyond the audio and visual enhancements, the Gen 2 features a redesigned stand that seamlessly integrates with the TV without the need for any screws or bolts. It also now supports universal wall mounts for greater placement flexibility. While the core functionality remains consistent, offering a comprehensive platform filled with Sky Originals, Sky Exclusives, and popular apps like BBC iPlayer and Netflix, the Gen 2 introduces three new colors: Volcanic Grey, Arctic Silver, and Atlantic Blue. The 43-inch, 55-inch, and 65-inch models are available at prices ranging from £699 to £1,199
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