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cheesefest said:
The Sky Glass along with various offers on my Sky account is saving me £22 a month after SK. Getting a 43”, their smallest. Anything bigger looks stupid.
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Does sky glass reduce reduce overall cost - wondered for parents
seems you pay £14/m for 48months for a 43tv (or £699) + £19/m for 18months sky+nflix = £33/m
vs sky Q (they have) £31/pm 18months or skystream £19/m - both with sky+flix BYO tv


... so basically you can get their tv £699 or spend that money on another tv elsewhere (maybe with zero % loan) sky glass looks like a 60hz panel

eg https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-TU7100-HDR-Smart-Tizen/dp/B085RYF94Z £400 or LG OLED evo C3 42" 4K Smart TV, 2023 £900 !!

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jpaul said:
camelcamels not the messiah hotuk is more useful for commodity product price searches (~people can't resist bragging about prices they found )



Does sky glass reduce reduce overall cost - wondered for parents
seems you pay £14/m for 48months for a 43tv (or £699) + £19/m for 18months sky+nflix = £33/m
vs sky Q (they have) £31/pm 18months or skystream £19/m - both with sky+flix BYO tv


... so basically you can get their tv £699 or spend that money on another tv elsewhere (maybe with zero % loan) sky glass looks like a 60hz panel

eg https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-TU7100-HDR-Smart-Tizen/dp/B085RYF94Z £400 or LG OLED evo C3 42" 4K Smart TV, 2023 £900 !!

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Sky glass is not worth it at all
 
jpaul said:
camelcamels not the messiah hotuk is more useful for commodity product price searches (~people can't resist bragging about prices they found )



Does sky glass reduce reduce overall cost - wondered for parents
seems you pay £14/m for 48months for a 43tv (or £699) + £19/m for 18months sky+nflix = £33/m
vs sky Q (they have) £31/pm 18months or skystream £19/m - both with sky+flix BYO tv


... so basically you can get their tv £699 or spend that money on another tv elsewhere (maybe with zero % loan) sky glass looks like a 60hz panel

eg https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-TU7100-HDR-Smart-Tizen/dp/B085RYF94Z £400 or LG OLED evo C3 42" 4K Smart TV, 2023 £900 !!

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Got discount on the SG as well. Plus a further £36 off per month with BB, free Sky Movies, Sky Ultimate Add On (Netflix) and free something else. My contract for SG is £189 cheaper than the standard price and is 0% APR too. So paying £14 pcm for 36 months.

Threaten to cancel and Sky do anything to keep you.

Got everything bar Sky Kids and Sports
 
Been watching laptops for a while and ended with a legion i7, 4070 for £1100 in the end. Will be down to £800 knowing my luck by the end
 
cheesefest said:
Got discount on the SG as well. Plus a further £36 off per month with BB, free Sky Movies, Sky Ultimate Add On (Netflix) and free something else. My contract for SG is £189 cheaper than the standard price and is 0% APR too. So paying £14 pcm for 36 months.

Threaten to cancel and Sky do anything to keep you.

Got everything bar Sky Kids and Sports
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I understand you are getting lots "off" but how much are you paying "on"?
 
cheesefest said:
Got discount on the SG as well. Plus a further £36 off per month with BB, free Sky Movies, Sky Ultimate Add On (Netflix) and free something else. My contract for SG is £189 cheaper than the standard price and is 0% APR too. So paying £14 pcm for 36 months.

Threaten to cancel and Sky do anything to keep you.

Got everything bar Sky Kids and Sports
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as dlockers said, how much are you paying < £50 ?
yes you have 1/3rd off of the tv £700rrp; looks like you can bb+stream+movies for £50/m ... and could, say, get an oled 43" adding £25/m to that.

I guess you have free advert skip ... this is becoming like the monetization of connected features in cars , but £6/m to skip adds on SG or stream is OTT.
 
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Been a waste of time for me this year, the items I wanted were on a rubbish discount and have gone out of stock before today. Not that fussed but I do kinda miss the days when you could actually get a decent deal on BF, usually some price glitch or discount code but its just a normal meh sale now.
 
There's 20pc off of Ebay on TCB
Quidco are doing a range of boosts too.

I've done 90pc of my years shopping this week. Clothes, tech, shoes, etc.

Mainly the cashback sites that have made the deals good.

Careful with quidco though. They often don't track boosts. Quite a lot of chat about it on hukd and reddit. It's happened to me a few times. If most don't pay out I'll stop using them.
 
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Puzzled said:
Been a waste of time for me this year, the items I wanted were on a rubbish discount and have gone out of stock before today. Not that fussed but I do kinda miss the days when you could actually get a decent deal on BF, usually some price glitch or discount code but its just a normal meh sale now.
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Same here, I had a small list of items I would have made a move on for the right price. A couple of weeks back we picked up a new shark vacuum cleaner, it wasn’t any lower than it’s previous best prices this year
 
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