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Sky Glass Gen 2 Review: Brighter and better
Apr 14, 2025
Verdict
Much improved over the first TV in terms of picture though there are still a few niggles, Sky Glass Gen 2 is a more confident and convincing attempt at a TV. I do enjoy the slickness of Sky OS and its approach to apps, though if you want all the add-ons and streaming services, the costs do add up.
Brighter, more colourful picture over Gen 1 Glass
Less blooming
Spacious audio performance
Sky OS
Still lacks detail and sharpness
Bass feels flat
Iffy upscaling in places
Add-ons add up in price
Key Features
Review Price: £1199
Integrated sound system
Can play Dolby Atmos content with sounds that come from overhead
HDR
HDR10, HLG, and Dolby Vision on apps that support them
Sky OS
Aggreates all the content from supported apps into one place
Introduction
It’s been almost four years since the original Sky Glass was released, which in the TV world is an age.
The original Sky Glass took flak for its below-par picture but received kudos for its interface, encouraging TV watchers to gorge on content from any service.
With all the feedback Sky has taken from the Gen 1 model, Sky Glass Gen 2 TV looks like a step up in the right places. Is this latest version worth your money?
Price
Sky Glass Gen 2 went on sale February 12th, 2025, and it costs the same as the original Glass TV.
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