Sky Stream can give you access to the 150+ TV channels currently available on Sky Entertainment. This means you’ll be able to watch Freeview as well as Sky’s exclusive channels, like Sky Atlantic, Sky Comedy and Sky Documentaries.

So, if you fancy watching anything from the dramatic nature series Predators to the latest comedy Funny Woman, Sky has got you covered. Plus, with the Sky Stream deal you can also watch Netflix, so you won’t have to worry about missing out on that latest season of Queer Eye or the newly released Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story.

For an additional £20 a month, Sky Stream also has access to an incredible range of sport. With nine channels currently available, including Sky Sports F1, Sky Sports Golf and Sky Sports Premier League, you can spend your weekends travelling from the Masters in the US to the Monaco Grand Prix with the simple press of a button (or voice command!). You can also add Sky Cinema for £11 a month and Sky Kids for £6 a month.

While both Sky Stream and Sky Glass offer you the same access to Sky’s exclusive channels, movies and more, the two are very different in terms of hardware.

The Sky Glass is Sky’s version of the smart TV, with all the entertainment packages and streaming services – plus a soundbar – already built into one sleek television screen.

Sky Stream, however, puts all of that into a small box that can fit into the palm of your hand. This is the Sky Stream puck, which you will then need to plug into a TV you already own to get access to all of Sky TV’s amazing content.

Sky Stream is incredibly easy to set up, with your puck pretty much ready to go as soon as you take it out of the box.

All you have to do is plug it into the power supply, connect it to the HDMI port on your TV (which can usually be found around the back or on the side), and then follow the steps on the TV to connect your device to Wi-Fi. Then, voila! All the sports, bingeable series and latest movies you could possibly want are at your fingertips.

You can currently have up to six pucks on your Sky account, with one puck acting as the primary device – this will be the first one you activate.

However, to watch Sky Stream on multiple TVs at the same time, you’ll need to upgrade your set-up with the Whole Home subscription. This lets you watch TV at the same time on up to six Sky Stream devices or up to three Sky Glass TVs for an additional £12 a month.

Right now, Sky is running an offer where your first Whole Home Sky Stream puck comes with no set-up fee. After that, you’ll need to pay a £39.95 set-up fee for every additional puck.

As we’ve said, Sky’s best deal right now is £23 a month for Sky Stream, Sky Entertainment and Netflix. This deal includes a £0 set-up fee and will last for 18 months.

You can also upgrade to the Whole Home subscription, which will cost you an extra £12 and will get you your first extra Sky Stream Puck with no set-up fee. Or, you can upgrade your Sky Stream package to include Sky Sports, which has currently been reduced from an extra £25 a month to £20.

Plus, for just £39 a month you can get Sky Stream, Sky Entertainment and Netflix with Sky’s Superfast 35 broadband or Sky’s Superfast broadband. The Superfast 35 broadband has a download speed of 36Mb/s plus Sky Pay As You Talk included. The Superfast broadband has 59Mb/s average download speed and you can now get the first month for just £13 with a £0 setup fee.