Strangely, Channel 5's My 5 is missing and there are some anomalies with the included apps to mention. There are other apps too, such as Spotify, YouTube and Peloton. Some will integrate content into the overall UI once you have a subscription, and you can also access them directly through an apps rail found further down on the homepage.
#ROLLING SKY YOUTUBE FULL#
Something tells us that Sky Stream's not just an option for those without a dish, it's a major indication of the future for paid TV, full stop. It's not without a few caveats, such as a missing channel here or there, or the occasional stutter when starting a show, and you are also beholden to your own broadband capabilities, but this is the internet-provided TV experience we've imagined for many years. There are more additions and tweaks coming too. The user interface is intuitive and attractive, while Sky's commitment to regular feature updates has already made it better, even in the brief time since Sky Glass launched. The device is very effective, especially for its size, with access to plenty of apps as well as the gamut of Sky and terrestrial broadcast television, but it's the experience that wins out. Indeed, it can be argued that it's not just an alternative to Sky Glass but, in many ways, Sky Q too. And, it does so without needing to have a satellite dish mounted onto a roof or wall. It gives access to almost everything Sky TV has to offer and a whole lot more besides. Sky Stream is more than the puck itself, it's an experience.
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