Thread: TiVo Sky Q and VM answer ?
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Old 04-01-2016, 17:24   #12
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Re: Sky Q and VM answer????

For me personally SkyQ would represent a great addition , the mini box doesn't require any extra satellite cabling like my current multiroom box and can be moved to a different room if required , our tablets can pick up live TV , DVR recordings and On Demand all bookmarked.

For our house it's never been an issue paying for equipment upfront however I'm changing here , in the current market I much prefer VM's method of including the equipment in the subscription costs. Why the change ? Simple the market is now so fierce with products continually changing its no longer beneficial paying large upfront costs.

Sky haven't announced pricing yet and there was speculation they'd change to a similar rental method however personally I can't see it I guess time will tell.
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