Sky Glass brings out new speakers and introduces Spotify and Apple TV+ to service

It's been six months since the launch of the one-of-a-kind TV from Sky. Sky Glass is the first streaming TV to launch in the UK, relying purely on a broadband connection to bring programmes to homes.

The unique TV, which came out on October 18, 2021, doesn't rely on a satellite dish or TV box, instead it requires a strong internet speed to stream channels to you. Initially, only priority customers at Sky were able to buy the TV but now the device is available to all, as long as they're a Sky customer of course.

Sky says the Glass TV continues to get better, with several updates and new apps having launched including Spotify and Apple TV+, as well as the roll-out of speaker fascias.

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Sky Glass comes in three sizes and a range of colours, and is packed with cutting edge technologies and unique features that sets it apart from other TVs on the market, says Sky. These include Ultra HD and Quantum Dot technology producing over 1 billion colours, 360° Dolby Atmos sound with powerful built-in speakers and sub-woofer, and the ability to talk to your TV: just say “Hello Sky” to find what to watch. It's also the only TV with Sky and other apps inside.

The TV also comes in three sizes, small 43”, medium 55” and large 65 ”, as well as five colours, Ocean Blue, Ceramic White, Racing Green, Dusky Pink, or Anthracite Black, and is the world’s first TV to be certified as a Carbon Neutral product, according to Sky.

In terms of the latest updates, Sky has added popular apps including Spotify and Apple TV+ to its offering. The built-in Spotify app gives users access to a world of music on their TV. And from multi-Emmy award-winning comedy Ted Lasso to