The devices have been stuck on a blank screen and there’s seemingly no fix yet.
The issues started appearing on Thursday around 9 pm BST with reportsfloodinginto outage tracker Downdetector.
Customers have taken tosocial mediaand Sky’s community forums to vent.
Many shared videos of unresponsive sets with slowly blinking standby lights as the only sign of life.
We have been working through the night to improve this problem.
For those who are still impacted, can you now carry out these steps, like?
We continue to work on the problem in the background," a Sky employee posted on the forums.
They also pointed owners to atroubleshooting guidefor manually restarting affected TV sets.
The problems have fueled speculation that a botched firmware update may be the culprit behind the problem.
However, it’s not just the Glass models that are affected.
While outages are never fun, this one stings extra for Sky.
