IPTV Set-Top Boxes · Shipped across the USA & Canada
Linux and Android set-top boxes built for 4K and 8K streaming, with a dedicated processor, 7-day catch-up and true plug-and-play setup. Buy the box on its own, or save by bundling it with service.
Rewind and pause live television, and go back through the last seven days of programming on supported channels.
Hardware decoding for 4K and 8K playback, so films and live sport stay sharp on large screens.
A chipset built specifically for streaming, rather than a general-purpose smart TV processor shared with every other app.
Six configurations: two boxes sold on their own, and four bundles where the hardware is paired with service at a lower combined price. Every model ships ready to use, with the remote and cables in the box.
Set-top box only
A high-performance Linux set-top box with built-in dual-band wireless, aimed at households that want reliable 4K playback without an Android layer on top.
$140$110
You save $30 USD
Set-top box only
The step-up Linux model, with a faster processor and support for higher-bitrate Ultra HD streams. The right choice for a main living-room television.
$150$120
You save $30 USD
Box + 1 year service
The lowest-commitment bundle. Plug and play — no software to install and nothing to configure. Good if you want the hardware but would rather not commit for five years.
$300$200
You save $100 USD — biggest discount
Box + 5 years service
An Android-based box that also runs streaming apps and games alongside live TV. Over five years this works out to the lowest monthly cost of anything on this page.
$350$280
You save $70 USD — about $4.67 a month
Box + 5 years service
A high-performance Linux box bundled with five years of service. Stripped-back and stable, with no app layer to slow it down over time.
$350$300
You save $50 USD — about $5 a month
Box + 5 years service
Our longest-running combination: the MAG hardware paired with five years of service. Plug it in and it works, with no software step at any point.
$400$330
You save $70 USD
This is the only decision that really matters, and it comes down to whether you want a television that behaves like a television, or a small computer under the TV.
| Linux box | Android box | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Plug and play, no software | Short guided setup |
| Interface | Boots straight to live TV | App-based home screen |
| Other apps | No | Yes, plus games and browser |
| Best for | Simplicity and long-term stability | Flexibility and one-box households |
| Ultra HD | 4K, 8K on the 540w3 | 4K |
| Learning curve | Almost none | Mild, if you've used a smartphone |
There is no engineer visit, no dish, no drilling and no cable running through the house. If you can plug in a games console, you can set this up — and if you'd rather not, our team will walk you through it on the phone.
The box, remote, power adapter and HDMI cable are all included. Nothing else to buy.
HDMI into any spare port on the television, then power. Use Wi-Fi or plug in Ethernet for the steadiest picture.
Enter the credentials emailed to you. On Linux boxes this is the only configuration step there is.
The channel list loads and you're live. Catch-up and pause work straight away.
If you're already subscribed, or you plan to sort service separately, the MAG524w3 and MAG540w3 are sold as hardware on their own.
If you're starting fresh, the bundles are the better arithmetic. The five-year Android bundle at $280 works out to roughly $4.67 a month including the hardware — less than the box alone costs on most comparable configurations. The one-year Linux bundle carries the largest single discount at 30% off, and is the sensible pick if you'd rather not commit half a decade up front.
Not sure? Tell us your setup — TV model, internet speed and how many rooms — and we'll tell you which box fits, including when the answer is the cheaper one.
What customers ask us most often before ordering hardware.
An IPTV set-top box is a small dedicated device that connects to your television by HDMI and streams live channels over your home internet. You do not strictly need one — the service also runs on smart TVs, phones and tablets — but a dedicated box gives smoother 4K playback, a simpler remote-driven interface, and works on older televisions that have no smart features at all.
Both are Linux set-top boxes with built-in dual-band Wi-Fi. The MAG540w3 has the faster processor and handles higher-bitrate Ultra HD streams, including 8K, which makes it the better choice for a large main television. The MAG524w3 costs $30 less and is well suited to a second room or a smaller screen.
Choose Linux if you want the box to boot straight into live television with no home screen, no app store and nothing to maintain — this is usually the right answer for households where older family members are the main viewers. Choose Android if you want the box to also run other streaming apps, games and a browser, effectively turning any HDMI television into a full smart TV.
Yes. Every model ships with the remote control, power adapter and HDMI cable. There is nothing additional to purchase to get started.
No. The Linux boxes are genuinely plug and play — connect the HDMI and power, enter your credentials, and the channel list loads. Android boxes have a short guided first-run setup, but no manual software installation is required on any model.
About 15 Mbps of stable bandwidth handles a single HD stream comfortably. For 4K playback, or when several televisions in the house are streaming at once, 25 Mbps or more is recommended. Every box supports both Wi-Fi and wired Ethernet, and a wired connection is always the more reliable of the two.
Yes, provided the television has a free HDMI input. The box supplies all the smart functionality, so the age of the screen does not matter. This is one of the main reasons people buy a box rather than relying on a smart TV's built-in apps.
Yes — each television needs its own box, since the box is the device doing the streaming. Your account covers the household, so additional rooms need hardware rather than a second subscription.
Yes. There is no installation tied to your address, no dish on the roof and no service call to arrange. Unplug it, take it to the new house, connect it to the new internet connection and sign in.
Setup assistance is included. Our team is reachable 24 hours a day by phone, email and WhatsApp, and can walk you through connecting the box step by step in English, Hindi or your regional language. Most first-time setups are completed on a single call.
Not sure which box?
Tell us your TV, your internet speed and how many rooms you need to cover. We'll recommend the right model — including when the cheaper one is the better fit.
