IPTV on Firestick, Smart TVs, Apple TV and more

NXTV works with the player apps on the devices most US homes already have. Pick yours for the setup basics – we send the exact steps on WhatsApp.

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Choose your device

The device matters less than the app – and we help you pick the app.

IPTV on Amazon Fire TV Stick

The most popular IPTV device in the USA. It is affordable, plugs into any TV with HDMI and runs the best-known player apps. For a 4K TV, choose the Fire TV Stick 4K or 4K Max.

The first setup takes a few minutes: install a player app, enter your login and let the channels load. An Ethernet adapter gives the steadiest picture.

  • Any TV with an HDMI port
  • Fire TV Stick 4K for 4K TVs
  • Ethernet adapter recommended
  • Step-by-step help in the chat

IPTV on Samsung and LG Smart TVs

On many Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) TVs you can watch without an extra box, using an IPTV app from the TV’s app store. Which apps are available depends on the model and year, and some charge a small one-off activation fee after a trial.

Send us your TV model and we suggest an app that works with it.

  • No extra box
  • App choice depends on the model
  • Some apps have an activation fee
  • Cable or 5 GHz Wi-Fi recommended

IPTV on Apple TV, iPhone and iPad

Several apps in the App Store accept an IPTV login. Some are free with optional upgrades, others cost a few dollars. On an iPhone or iPad you can also AirPlay to a compatible TV.

  • Apps in the App Store
  • AirPlay to the TV
  • Good for travel
  • We help you choose an app

IPTV on Android TV, Google TV and Nvidia Shield

Android-based TVs and boxes run the widest range of player apps, with a full TV guide, catch-up and favorites. Android phones and tablets use the same apps, so your login works there too.

  • Widest choice of apps
  • TV guide and catch-up
  • Remote-friendly menus
  • Same login on phone and TV

IPTV on Roku

Roku is a closed system: most IPTV player apps can’t be installed on it, whichever service you use. The simple fix is a Fire TV Stick in a spare HDMI port. Mirroring a phone to the Roku works too, but it is less smooth.

  • Most IPTV apps don’t run on Roku
  • Fire TV Stick is the easy fix
  • Mirroring as a fallback
  • We suggest the easiest route

IPTV on Windows and Mac

A laptop or desktop is the quickest way to test: a desktop player app opens your login in minutes. You can also connect the laptop to the TV with an HDMI cable.

  • Quickest way to test
  • Desktop player apps
  • HDMI to the TV
  • Nothing to install on the TV

Set-top boxes and other devices

Chromecast with Google TV and most Android boxes work too. Have a set-top box such as MAG or Formuler? Ask us in the chat whether it is supported.

  • Amazon FirestickFire TV Stick & Cube
  • Samsung Smart TVTizen
  • LG Smart TVwebOS
  • Apple TVApple TV 4K & HD
  • Android TVGoogle TV, Nvidia Shield
  • iPhone & iPadiOS apps
  • Android phonesPlay Store apps
  • Mac & PCDesktop player
  • ChromecastWith Google TV
  • RokuVia a Fire TV Stick or mirroring

Questions about devices

Can’t find your answer here? Send us a message on WhatsApp and we’ll get back to you.

For most people, a Fire TV Stick 4K: it is affordable, works on any TV with HDMI and runs the most popular player apps.

Not directly – most IPTV apps can’t be installed on Roku. Add a Fire TV Stick, or mirror a phone as a fallback.

No. Any TV with an HDMI port works with a Fire TV Stick or another streaming device.

Yes, you can add your login to your phone, TV and other devices. Every plan plays one stream at a time, so one device can watch at once.

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