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**Paul** · 27-08-2024, 18:34

"Now" is on my watch list as Sky slowly start using more streaming.

I could get the Sports & Entertainment (+Boost) for less than my Sky Q, and probably more reliable for multiroom.
I have found the Sky Q Mini's to be very flakey over WiFi, so I finally got around to running some network cables to directly connect them to my LAN.

The Sky Q ability to record and/or download shows is a big advantage it has over Now (for the family, not me so much).

I actually considered dropping sports from Q, and switching to using Now for it.
In the end, Sky offered a reasonable discount on Sport for 2 years, which I took, so I'll review again in 2026.

27-08-2024, 18:34	#11
Paul Dr Pepper Addict Cable Forum Team Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Nottingham Age: 62 Services: IDNet FTTP (1000M), Sky Q TV, Sky Mobile, Flextel SIP Posts: 29,936	Re: Bonfire of Streamers "Now" is on my watch list as Sky slowly start using more streaming. I could get the Sports & Entertainment (+Boost) for less than my Sky Q, and probably more reliable for multiroom. I have found the Sky Q Mini's to be very flakey over WiFi, so I finally got around to running some network cables to directly connect them to my LAN. The Sky Q ability to record and/or download shows is a big advantage it has over Now (for the family, not me so much). I actually considered dropping sports from Q, and switching to using Now for it. In the end, Sky offered a reasonable discount on Sport for 2 years, which I took, so I'll review again in 2026. __________________ Baby, I was born this way.