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*Sky Glass Gen 2 is available from £14 a month, for 48 months (0% interest), for new and existing Sky TV customers. Other payment options include a 24-month plan or a one-time payment. Sky Glass requires a Sky TV subscription, which includes Sky, Netflix and discovery+, from £15 a month. Find out more
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