Is anyone on here? Is sky customer like myself and what do you think about the end of the satellite dish in favour of Wi-Fi streaming TV services?

I’m still on Sky+ as I have recordings I don’t want to lose.
The major problem I can see is if tv is only delivered by broadband and it goes down..as it did here the other week due to a fault miles away…you have no TV.

I had DirecTV for a number of years and it was okay. The prices kept creeping up so I ended up canceling it. After I moved, this building had cable, so I use that but I did some pricing. I live close enough to Boston that I can pick up channels over the air. The streaming services would end up costing me more than the cab;e if I replaced the variety of channels I can get from cable. Honestly, I don't watch enough TV to spend the time surfing channels, so I'm planning to disconnect and not stream either. At $5 per channel, it doesn't take many streams to end up costing more than cable. Your situation may vary but it's easy enough to do the math.

Of cpurse if skyQ is your only choice, then switching to streaming may be your only recourse. I'd just suggest that you carefully consider how much you watch the channels and maybe give up on some of them.

Im on sky stream. No dish 3 pucks and sky glass tv.
It was a little challenging at first. No plus one channels or an option to record. However you have a playlist where all your favourite programmes are added. What i do like is there are no wires or cables. And definitely no dish.

Sorry I was just looking for peoples opinions as I really enjoy my sky Q box and I’m not looking forward to the eventual end of it

I have a Roku TV with various apps including a Spectrum App which gives me my local channels too. I like it.

I quit sky for it's cheaper subscription service,Now TV..I pay much less,and no longer record multiple programmes. I just watch something like the old day's. Just remember what I'm watching and go find it

Its a bit like energy security - we need to keep our satellite systems going. JMHO

Hold on.
Didn't quite catch that.
A customer of which satelite?