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General| Model | Sky Q |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet |
| HDMI Ports | 1 |
| Operating System | Sky Q OS |
| Dolby Atmos | Yes |
| Category | Set-top box |
| Hard Drive Capacity | 1TB, 2TB |
| Voice Control | Yes |
| HDR Support | HDR10 |
| Remote Control | Bluetooth remote with voice control |
The flagship Sky Q Silver box is a 12 tuner STB with 4K support, located under the lounge TV.
The smaller Sky Q Mini STB acts as a slave to the main box, offering one virtual tuner for live viewing.
Sky's router offering added features like wireless hotspot and Powerline networking capability.
Future features include 4K viewing, voice search, and app expansion to phones.
New LNBs use horizontal/vertical polarities, allowing tuners to receive the full band simultaneously.
Standard domestic systems face challenges with higher frequencies and potential cable losses.
Wall plates with filters can cause problems, requiring replacement and separate terrestrial cables.
4G signals can interfere with Sky Q systems, especially with inferior cable or proximity to transmitters.
Traditional communal systems use multiple cables and switches to deliver signals.
Communal systems with wideband LNBs may face signal loss over long cable runs.
SCR devices consolidate LNB signals onto a single coax cable, supporting multiple tuners.
Fibre systems need updated wideband devices to support Sky Q.
SMATV systems preset channels at the head-end, making Sky Q potentially unnecessary.
Many traditional systems will require upgrades or hybrid approaches for Sky Q compatibility.
Contact local Solutions Group branches for installation queries and technical support.
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