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    sky Q anyone

    any takers for sky Q ? 12 tuners no less marvellous need to check my lottery ticket first

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    Found this info elsewhere;


    Sky Q has a basic box for £42 per month, this includes a 1TB hard drive and allows you to record three channels at once.

    The other option is to splash the cash of Sky's premium Q Silver device which will set you back £54 per month.

    The Q Silver features a 2TB hard drive, 12 tuners and it also includes the ability to show footage in Ultra HD 4K quality – future-proofing for Sky’s new UHD channels which arrive later this year.

    With these added features we think the Silver is the must-have option.

    Another bonus of taking this more expensive package is Sky will throw in a Q Mini device, which allows you to view Sky content in another room.

    So here’s the catch.

    If you want Sky Q Silver there’s the £54 per month charge – this includes over 300 channels and plenty of on demand content.

    However, if you want to add Sky Sports and Movies you’ll need to fork out an extra £34.50 per month.

    Then there’s the £50 installation charge and a on-off fee Sky is calling "Smart Features".

    This "Smart" payment starts at £99 if you’ve taken out Sky Movies or Sports, but rises to £299 if you steer clear of these extra channels.

    For the ultimate multi-room experience you’re likely to want to add another Q Mini box to your home which costs an extra £100.

    Add all of this together over the 18-month contract and you’re left with a bill of over £1,800 – that’s more than £100 per month coming out of your bank account.

    You can of course reduce this by ditching some services but you won’t then get a chance to savour all Sky Q has to offer.

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    Not at those prices...I dont think so

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    Looked interesting at first, but then after reading on not so much!

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    Ill be sticking with my Vu+ Duo2 with twin satellite + twin terrestrial tuners = 4 tuners. But with this config I can easily record 12 channels at the same time

    Also got an RF modulator on the duo2 sending its output to all rooms.

    F#@K Sky Q
    Last edited by bulmers; 01-02-2016 at 01:29 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bulmers View Post
    Ill be sticking with my Vu+ Duo2 with twin satellite + twin terrestrial tuners = 4 tuners. But with this config I can easily record 12 channels at the same time

    Also got an RF modulator on the duo2 sending its output to all rooms.

    F#@K Sky Q
    a system to rival Q if i ever seen 1 but probably a bit cheaper

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    Get a vu solo 4k instead £379 divide by 12 £31.70 a month for 12months paid for lot cheaper

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