Sky has launched a World Cup 2026 sale, reducing prices on its entire range of Glass smart TVs by 20 per cent. The offer, running until 17 June, means the 43-inch Sky Glass Air is available from £4.50 per month – the equivalent of 15p per day – allowing football fans to watch every match in 4K HDR.
The Sky Glass Air, the provider's slim and stylish model, now starts at £4.50 per month (was £6) for the 43-inch version, rising to £7.75 for 55-inch and £10.25 for 65-inch. The more advanced Sky Glass Gen 2 is also reduced, from £14 to £11 per month for the 43-inch model, with larger sizes at £15 (55-inch) and £19 (65-inch).
These prices cover the TV itself; new customers must also take a Sky TV package, starting at £15 per month for Essential TV or £24 for Ultimate TV, which includes Netflix, HBO Max and Disney+. Sky Sports can be added for an extra £20 per month, though it is not required to watch BBC and ITV's World Cup broadcasts.
Sky Glass TVs operate via WiFi, requiring no satellite dish or set-top box, and feature a 4K HDR Quantum Dot screen with a dedicated sports viewing mode. The Gen 2 model includes Dolby Atmos sound and an integrated soundbar, while the Air model offers Dolby Audio with a two-speaker stereo system.
Uswitch tech experts described the Sky Glass Air as 'ideal' for football fans seeking 'a great audiovisual experience at a relatively affordable price'. However, they noted that it lacks the immersive cinema experience of the Gen 2 model. The TV is supplied on a 48-month loan with a £20 initial payment, and Sky's television contracts last 24 months, with prices subject to change.
