Sky £21 a month deal gets a shiny new 4K TV for much less

For shoppers looking for a way to get a new 4K TV and satellite TV for less, Sky might have a great offer to consider.

Sky's newest Glass Air is the more affordable way to enjoy a crisp 4K TV screen without paying hundreds of pounds. It comes with a4K HDR Quantum Dot screen for vibrant picture quality and Dolby Audio.

It also comes with Sky OS that learns what you like to watch and effortlessly curates the best entertainment across Sky and other apps into one collection.

• GET THE SKY GLASS AIR HERE FROM SKY'S WEBSITE

The TV also allows shoppers who enjoy satellite TV to stream all their favourite shows and channels without needing to connect to annoying wires because it connects to Wi-Fi.

And Sky is offering shoppers a way to pay for the device for £6 a month. The deal right here comes with a 4K TV and Sky Glass Air comes with a Sky TV package inside - so there's no need for a dish or box. One thing that's important to note is that shoppers will have to pay £21 a month including the TV and Sky TV subscription.

There are alternatives to consider picking up. TV-wise, Hisense has a great sale on this 55-inch 4K TV from Amazon. It comes with a UHD 4K TV and glowing reviews from shoppers at a discounted price of £279.99

There's also Virgin Media for Brits in the market for a new TV package. The TV specialists are offering packages from£28.99 a month for 125mb broadband and 150+ channels with its Flex package.

Review-wise, What Hi-Fi has a great rundown of the device here, including its pros and cons. It reports: "Generally speaking, the Sky Glass Air seems pretty respectable for the price, with a detailed and colourful image that can deliver punch when required. The brake lights on the F1 cars, for instance, appeared fairly bright and clear, while a hovering bee in David Attenborough's nature documentary looked crisp."

However, early testing did find that the sound was lacking. They added: "The sound is where the biggest cutback appears to have been made compared with the full-fat Glass TV. It's a noticeable downgrade, with the TV delivering a thinner and less atmospheric sound overall, but it does a solid job of prioritising clear vocals."

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