HD, 1280 × 7200.9 MP
921,600 pixels. Plenty of live channels are still produced at this size; on a large screen it looks soft from the sofa.
Up to 4K UHD by source · paid once · login in 2 min
4K IPTV you can check, from the source to your screen
Plenty of 4K IPTV offers print “4K” across every channel. 4K IPTV Premium tells you where it is true: channels, events and titles produced in 3840 × 2160 reach a 4K screen in 4K, and the rest comes in HD or Full HD, the way it was made. Behind the login sit 40,000+ live channels with the British groups on top, 120,000 films and series, seven days of listings in UK time and catch-up where a channel keeps it.
- 4K UHD on whatever was produced in 4K
- HD or Full HD on the rest, labelled as such
- One payment by card or PayPal, with an end date
- Your money back within 7 days if no screen works
HEVC + HDRwhen the source has them
Picture check3840 × 2160
Pixels on screen, 4K = four times Full HD
- Source
- made in 4K
- Broadband
- about 25 Mb/s per screen
- Decoding
- HEVC (H.265)
- HDMI
- 2.0 or newer
- HDR
- when the source has it
Pro 12 · 12 months£49Per month£4.08
Get Pro 12Plays in these apps
40,000+channels to watch live
120,000titles in the on-demand library
3840 × 21604K UHD where the source is 4K
2 minbetween payment and login
The Picture card
What 4K IPTV means on this page: the Picture card, bar by bar
Think of the dark card beside the hero photo as a ruler. Each bar is a picture size, each line beneath it is a part your home supplies, and the rule behind 4K IPTV here fits in one line: a stream is 4K only if it was made in 4K.
Full HD, 1920 × 10802.1 MP
2,073,600 pixels. The everyday standard for most channels and much of any film library.
4K UHD, 3840 × 21608.3 MP
8,294,400 pixels: four times Full HD and nine times HD, all of them carrying detail only when the source was produced at this size.
Full HD upscaled on a 4K set2.1 MP of detail
The panel lights 8.3 million pixels, yet only 2.1 million carry what the camera recorded. The rest is the television’s guesswork.
The bars are drawn to scale. A 4K panel always lights all its pixels, whatever you feed it; what matters is how many of them carry recorded detail. When a Full HD channel plays on a 4K television, the set upscales it, spreading each pixel over four and filling the gaps by calculation. Good upscaling looks tidy, but it cannot invent what was never filmed. So this site calls a picture 4K only when the stream itself measures 3840 × 2160.
Where 4K IPTV is 4K, and where it is not
- Channels and live events produced and sent at 3840 × 2160, often in their own 4K groups
- Films and series mastered in 4K, gathered in the library’s 4K row
- Shown on a 4K panel by a device that decodes HEVC in hardware, over HDMI 2.0 or newer
- A Full HD or HD channel shown on a 4K television: that is upscaling, not 4K
- A stream named “4K” whose info screen reports 1920 × 1080
- Anything called 8K: no plan here sends an 8K picture
- A number of 4K channels: we publish none, as what is produced in 4K changes week by week
Two other numbers travel with resolution. HDR widens the gap between deep shadow and bright highlight, and you see it only when the programme was made in HDR, the player hands it on and your television supports that format. Frame rate is the other: much live sport is produced at 50 frames a second, and you get all 50 whenever the feed carries them. Dolby Atmos needs a programme mixed in Atmos and a soundbar or receiver that decodes it.
4K where the film was made in 4KPlans
Four 4K IPTV plans, one picture rule in all of them
Whichever 4K IPTV plan you pick, nothing changes on the screen. Pro 3, Pro 12, Pro 12 Duo and Pro 24 open the same 40,000+ channels and 120,000 titles, and each plays 4K wherever the source is 4K. They differ in months, in screens that can play together, and so in the price of each day.
Short
Pro 3: 3 months
A season to check 4K on your own TV
£29.00
£9.67 for each month
Three months to see it on your screen
One stream at a time
- 40,000+ live channels, UK groups first
- 120,000 films and series ready to play
- HD, Full HD, 4K UHD where produced in 4K
- A week of guide data and catch-up
- Xtream login plus an M3U playlist
- Setup help in English, 24/7
7 days to claim a refund if nothing plays
Select Pro 3Charged once, ends on its date
Suggested plan
Suggested
Pro 12: 12 months
A full year, one payment
£49.00
£4.08 for each month
£67 under 4 × Pro 3
One stream at a time
- 40,000+ live channels, UK groups first
- 120,000 films and series ready to play
- HD, Full HD, 4K UHD where produced in 4K
- A week of guide data and catch-up
- Xtream login plus an M3U playlist
- Setup help in English, 24/7
7 days to claim a refund if nothing plays
Get Pro 12Charged once, ends on its date
Two screens
Pro 12 Duo: 12 months, 2 screens
Two 4K-ready screens for a year
£79.00
£6.58 for each month
£153 under 8 × Pro 3
Two streams at the same time
- 40,000+ live channels, UK groups first
- 120,000 films and series ready to play
- HD, Full HD, 4K UHD where produced in 4K
- A week of guide data and catch-up
- Xtream login plus an M3U playlist
- Setup help in English, 24/7
7 days to claim a refund if nothing plays
Select Pro 12 DuoCharged once, ends on its date
Longest
Pro 24: 24 months
Two years at the lowest price a month
£89.00
£3.71 for each month
£143 under 8 × Pro 3
One stream at a time
- 40,000+ live channels, UK groups first
- 120,000 films and series ready to play
- HD, Full HD, 4K UHD where produced in 4K
- A week of guide data and catch-up
- Xtream login plus an M3U playlist
- Setup help in English, 24/7
7 days to claim a refund if nothing plays
Select Pro 24Charged once, ends on its date
- One payment: card or PayPal
- Login sent in 2 min
- 7 days to ask for a refund
- Setup help in English, 24/7
| Plan | Screens | Months | Per day | Per month | Price | Difference vs Pro 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 3 | 1 | 3 months | £0.32 | £9.67 | £29 | — |
| Pro 12 | 1 | 12 months | £0.13 | £4.08 | £49 | saves £67 |
| Pro 12 Duo | 2 | 12 months | £0.22 | £6.58 | £79 | saves £153 |
| Pro 24 | 1 | 24 months | £0.12 | £3.71 | £89 | saves £143 |
Which plan suits your screens? Will two people ever watch different things on two televisions at the same moment? If so, pick Pro 12 Duo: two screens at once for £79 a year. Check the line first. Two screens in 4K together call for about 50 Mb/s of steady broadband, so a connection holding 35 Mb/s fits one 4K screen beside one in Full HD, not two in 4K.
For a single screen we suggest Pro 12: £49 in one go, which is £4.08 for each month or 13p for each day, and £67 below four Pro 3 orders in a row. Over two years, Pro 24 cuts the monthly cost to £3.71, the natural choice once your 4K chain already works. Pro 3, at £29, buys a season of sport and films on your own set before you commit to longer.
The player can sit on several devices around the house; on a single-screen plan they simply take turns.
The chain
The 4K IPTV chain in your home, link by link
A 4K IPTV picture survives only if every link passes it on. Miss one and the screen shows Full HD or less, whatever any plan promises. Here are the links, each with a number or a setting you can look up yourself.
| Link | What 4K needs | If it falls short | How you check it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source | A channel, event or title produced at 3840 × 2160 | HD or Full HD, which is what was made | The resolution line on the player’s info screen |
| Broadband | 25 Mb/s or so per 4K screen, without dips; 10 for Full HD, 5 for HD | A spinning wheel and restarts, mostly after 7 pm | A speed check on the playing device, after 7 pm |
| Decoding | HEVC (H.265) decoded in hardware | Stutter, a black screen, or sound with no picture | The device’s spec sheet: HEVC or H.265, and HEVC Main 10 for HDR |
| HDMI | A port and cable for HDMI 2.0 or newer | 4K capped at 30 frames, a drop to 1080p, or no HDR | The input’s label on the TV, and a cable sold as Premium High Speed or Ultra High Speed |
| Panel | A 4K (UHD) television or monitor | The picture is scaled down to the panel’s own size | The model’s specifications: 3840 × 2160 |
| HDR | HDR10, HDR10+ or Dolby Vision, when the source and the TV both support it | Standard dynamic range, which is normal for most channels | An HDR badge on the TV’s info banner |
| Frame rate | 50 fps on live sport, when the source allows | Motion that looks less fluid | 50 on the player’s info screen; Match Frame Rate on Apple TV |
Read the table from the top. The source sets the ceiling; nothing further down can raise it, and every later link can only keep the picture intact or lower it. A Full HD channel stays Full HD on the finest television, and a true 4K stream falls to 1080p the moment it crosses an old HDMI port.
Checking what you are really watching
The player’s info screen
Press OK or Info during playback, or open the on-screen menu. Look for 3840 × 2160 or 2160p, the codec (HEVC), the frame rate and the bitrate. That line describes the stream, not your television.
The television’s own banner
Press Info on the TV remote, or switch inputs and back. Many sets display the signal arriving, for example 3840 × 2160 and 50 Hz, plus a badge if HDR is present.
The device’s output
On Fire TV, Settings › Display & Sounds › Display › Video Resolution should read Auto or 4K. On Apple TV, Settings › Video and Audio › Format shows the output.
| Player info says | TV banner says | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| 2160p, HEVC | 3840 × 2160 | 4K all the way through: the chain is complete |
| 2160p, HEVC | 1920 × 1080 | The stream is 4K but the device output, the HDMI port or the cable holds it back |
| 1080p | 3840 × 2160 | A Full HD stream upscaled by the device: not 4K |
| 1080p | 1920 × 1080 | A Full HD source: nothing at home will change it |
Measure broadband on the device that plays, between 19:00 and 23:00, ideally on a Saturday or a big match night, when UK lines are under most strain; a reading taken at noon flatters the line. A network cable beats any wireless link. Without one, keep to the 5 GHz band within a room of the router, or add powerline or mesh units.
What is on
What is on 4K IPTV Premium: channel groups, a library and a 4K row
No channel names appear here, only the groups you will see once your 4K IPTV login is in the player: 40,000+ live channels, 120,000 titles on demand, a week of listings, catch-up and the 4K row.
British groups at the top
Everything is arranged country by country, then by category, and the UK comes first: sport, news, films, entertainment, kids, documentaries, music, regional, and drama with box sets.
Other countries after
Each further country is split by category the same way, handy for a second language at home.
120,000 films and series
Mostly in English, others with subtitles. Titles made in 4K have a row of their own, so you know which ones will open at 2160p before pressing play.
Seven days of listings
The guide arrives with the Xtream login and follows the UK clock: GMT at present, BST once the clocks go forward in late March until they go back in late October. Listings an hour early or late? Change “EPG time offset” in the player.
Catch-up
Where a channel keeps recordings, the guide lets you go back, usually as far as seven days.
Sport at 50 fps
Darts, snooker, boxing, golf, cricket, rugby, tennis, motor racing and football: smooth at 50 frames a second if the feed has them, and in 4K if the event was produced in 4K.
A title sits in the 4K row only when the file itself is 3840 × 2160. A film shot in 4K for the cinema can still be carried in Full HD if that is the version the source supplies, so trust the row and the badge rather than the poster.
Expect live pictures to lag behind the broadcast: a few seconds at best, up to about 30 at worst. Mute the group chat on match nights if you would rather not hear about a goal before you see it.
Match night: 50 fps if the feed has itOrdering
How a 4K IPTV order works: one chat, one link, one login
This site has no basket, no sign-up and nowhere to type a card number. You send a message, a person answers with a secure link, and the login follows the payment.
- 01
Tap the order button of a plan
Every plan card carries its own button, and it starts a WhatsApp chat on whichever device you are using. Email suits you better? Send the plan’s name to contact@4kiptv-premium.co.uk.
- 02
Send the message already written
Your first message is pre-filled with the plan and the amount, such as “Pro 12 (12 months, £49)”. Add a line about your television or broadband if you want advice.
- 03
Get a secure link to pay
A person replies, in English, with a secure link that opens the payment company’s page. Choose card or PayPal there; your card number never reaches us.
- 04
Confirm the payment
Expect your bank to ask for a confirmation in its app, by texted code or with a card reader. If it declines, its fraud screening has usually stepped in; approving in the app or phoning the bank sorts it out.
- 05
Receive the login message
Roughly 2 minutes once the payment clears, night or day, the login lands in that chat or in your inbox, with the plan’s end date written in it.
- 06
Enter the details in a player app
On each screen, pick the Xtream Codes option in your player and copy in three lines: username, password, server URL. Stuck? The team walks you through it in the same conversation.
Why a conversation and not a checkout? Someone on the team looks at every order before sending any link to pay. Mention a Fire TV Lite, an Apple TV HD or a 15 Mb/s line, and you learn what that means for 4K before any money moves.
The team works 24/7, so an order at 2 am goes through like one at 2 pm. What appears on your bank statement is decided by the payment company, not by us; ask, and the team will tell you the wording before you pay.
Your login
Your login message, line by line
Your 4K IPTV login arrives about 2 minutes after payment, by WhatsApp or email. Real details appear only in your own message; the card on the right is masked.
One short message holds everything your players need. Keep it: a new television, a reset stick or a reinstalled app all need the same lines typed again.
- Username and password. Yours alone, for the screens of one household. A login used outside the home or posted in public can be suspended.
- Server URL. The address the player connects to. With the two lines above it forms the Xtream Codes login, the fullest way in: channels, library, guide and catch-up arrive together.
- M3U playlist link. For players that read a list rather than a login, such as VLC or Smart IPTV. The 4K groups are inside it, but a list cannot turn a Full HD stream into 4K.
- Programme guide (XMLTV) link. For players that ask for a separate guide address.
- End date. The last day of access. Nothing renews by itself. Want more later? Order again, and the fresh details go into the players already on your screens.
Your login message, 2 minutes after payment
- Username
- 4kp-•••••
- Password
- ••••••••
- Server
- http://your-server:port
- Playlist link (M3U)
- …/get.php?…type=m3u_plus
- TV guide (XMLTV)
- …/xmltv.php?…
- Plan end date
- the date in your login message
Masked here: your real details come only in your own message.
Devices
Devices that play 4K IPTV, and the ones that stop at 1080p
Any compatible player reads the login. No app is ours and we sell no hardware, so the device you already own decides how much of the 4K chain is in place. Pick its family.
Models that output 4K
Three Amazon devices send out 4K: the Fire TV Cube, the Stick 4K and the Stick 4K Max, each passing HDR on when the stream carries it. The Lite and the plain basic stick go no higher than Full HD.
Getting the player on
You will not find Smarters Pro in Amazon’s Appstore. Add Downloader (by AFTVnews) from the Appstore, then, in the Developer options of Settings › My Fire TV, allow it to install unknown apps. The link to type comes with your login.
Developer options missing?
Open Settings › My Fire TV › About and click the device’s name seven times; the menu then appears.
Check the system first
Vega OS, found on some of Amazon’s latest sticks, accepts Appstore apps only. Read the model before ordering a stick for 4K.
Apple TV 4K
Outputs 4K with HDR. Players are installed from the App Store, the one source of apps on Apple’s box.
Apple TV HD
The older box tops out at 1080p. It opens the login without trouble but can never show a 4K picture.
Match Content
Both switches live under Settings › Video and Audio › Match Content: Match Dynamic Range and Match Frame Rate. With them on, a 50 fps match and an SDR channel reach the TV as sent.
iPhone and iPad
Made by Tech Smarters Private Limited, Smarters Pro is free to install, with an optional in-app Premium. Copycat apps exist, so check the maker’s name.
Samsung (Tizen)
Whether Smarters Pro is offered depends on model and country. Samsung supports HDR10+ but not Dolby Vision.
LG (webOS)
The same store rule applies. Dolby Vision is supported on LG’s OLED and QNED ranges.
Smart IPTV and IBO Player
Activate Smart IPTV once on each set; its website then sends the playlist to the TV’s MAC address. IBO Player pairs the list with the MAC address, or with a device key instead.
Google TV sets
Players come from Google Play, among them TiviMate, free with paid premium options. If no app suits your set, a 4K stick on a spare HDMI input does the job.
Certified or not
Certification for Android TV or Google TV is the line to look for: it means Google Play plus security updates. Boxes without it, common on online marketplaces, often stay on old Android.
The specs for 4K
Memory of 2 GB or more, a wired network socket, Wi-Fi on the 5 GHz band, HEVC handled by the chip and 4K sent out at 60 Hz.
Store versions only
An APK swapped on a forum may hide malware. Stick to the copy in the box’s own store.
A box adds no channels
Whatever the listing calls it, a box is a player. The channels and the 4K groups come with the login.
Windows and Mac
Free VLC opens the M3U link on either. Smarters Pro also installs on Apple-silicon Macs, and Kodi works too once PVR IPTV Simple Client is enabled.
Android phone or tablet
Google Play carries both Smarters Pro and VLC. Trying the login on a phone takes a minute and rules out typing errors before you turn to the TV.
Small screens and 4K
Most phone and laptop screens are below 3840 × 2160, so a 4K stream is shown at the panel’s own size. It plays, but it cannot look like 4K.
| Device | Highest picture | HDR |
|---|---|---|
| Fire TV Stick 4K, 4K Max, Fire TV Cube | 4K (2160p) | When the source has it |
| Fire TV Stick Lite, basic stick | Full HD (1080p) | — |
| Apple TV 4K | 4K (2160p) | When the source has it |
| Apple TV HD | Full HD (1080p) | — |
| Samsung 4K TV | 4K (2160p) | HDR10, HDR10+ |
| LG OLED or QNED TV | 4K (2160p) | HDR10, Dolby Vision |
| Certified Android TV or Google TV box | 4K at 60 Hz if listed | Depends on the model |
Changing device brings no extra channels: every one, the 4K groups included, comes through the login. For the settings that hold a picture at 2160p, read the 4K IPTV Firestick guide, the Apple TV 4K guide and the guide for Samsung sets. Shopping for hardware? The specs a 4K box must have matter more than the price tag.
Help
Help in English 24/7, and the 7-day refund rule
Support comes from people, on WhatsApp and email, before you order and after. When a picture is not 4K, a few details tell them which link of the chain to look at.
A person replies
On WhatsApp or at contact@4kiptv-premium.co.uk, in English, 24/7. Questions before you order are welcome: your TV model and a speed reading are enough to start.
When a 4K IPTV picture looks like HD
Send the group or title, the time, a photo of the player’s info screen and one of the TV banner, your device model and a speed check taken on it. That pinpoints the link at fault.
7 days to claim
The full price comes back if the login never reached you, or if no screen shows anything once the team has done what it can. Refunds go back to the same card or PayPal account.
| What happened | Refund? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The login never arrived | Yes, the whole amount | Claim within 7 days of paying |
| No picture on any screen, after the team tried to help | Yes, the whole amount | The access failed in your home |
| You no longer want it | No | The login was delivered and works |
| 4K stutters on a line slower than 25 Mb/s, after the speed was explained before you paid | No | Full HD and HD still play on that line |
| Your TV or stick cannot output 4K, and that was explained before the sale | No | The streams play at the size your screen can show |
A login that works but meets a television without 4K is not a faulty login, and neither is a line that was already too slow when the team named the speed it needs. That is why the questions come before the payment.
Costs
What 4K IPTV costs per month and per day, beside the market
The four 4K IPTV Premium plans next to prices seen on UK offers online on 5 November 2026 and a typical pay-TV contract, each brought down to a month and a day.
| Offer | Each day | Each month | You pay | Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Our Pro 12 | 13p | £4.08 | £49 | 12 months |
| Our Pro 24 | 12p | £3.71 | £89 | 24 months |
| Our Pro 12 Duo (2 screens) | 22p | £6.58 | £79 | 12 months |
| Our Pro 3 | 32p | £9.67 | £29 | 3 months |
| One month on its own (offers online) | 23p to 72p | £6.99 to £22 | the same, every month | 1 month |
| A year on one screen (offers online) | 11p to 18p | £3.33 to £5.42 | £39.99 to £65, typically near £55 | 12 months |
| A year on two screens (offers online) | 26p to 27p | £8.00 to £8.33 | about £96 to £100 | 12 months |
| Pay TV by dish or cable, with sport and films | £1.97 or more | £60 or more | monthly, under contract | 18 or 24 months |
At the time of writing, a year on one screen sells for £39.99 to £65 on offers online, most near £55, and Pro 12 sits inside that range at £49. Month by month, you would pay £6.99 to £22 each time. Two screens for a year cost about £96 to £100, against £79 for Pro 12 Duo. Prices vary by seller.
Pay TV by dish or cable with sport and films commonly runs to £60 a month or more, under a contract of 18 or 24 months: £1,080 at the very least. That price usually includes the operator’s box. With a 4K IPTV plan you bring the screen, the player and the broadband, and Pro 24 covers two years for £89.
13p a day on Pro 12Low is not the same as fair. A year far below the range, or “lifetime” access for one small payment, rarely comes with a written end date or a refund rule you can quote.
Before you pay
Before you pay anyone who promises 4K: the checks
Whoever sells you 4K IPTV, us included, can be held to the same short list. People asking which sellers offer real UHD are right to be careful, and each warning sign below has a written answer in the last column.
Warning signs
- Payment limited to crypto, gift cards or a bank transfer
- “Lifetime” access, and no end date in writing
- A refund promise without a number of days attached
- No reply, or a vague one, to a question asked before the sale
- Twelve months for well under £39.99, the bottom of the range seen online
Picture claims to question
- “8K” on live channels
- “Every channel in 4K”, whatever was produced
- A precise count of 4K channels
- A promise that the picture never pauses
- An uptime percentage nobody can check
What 4K IPTV Premium puts in writing
- 4K only where the source is 4K, HD or Full HD elsewhere
- No 8K and no count of 4K channels
- The end date inside your login message
- A 7-day refund rule with its two cases
- Card or PayPal on the payment company’s page, and answers 24/7
Ask any seller, ours included, what a 4K stream needs on your line and which of your devices will show it. A clear answer with numbers is worth more than a badge. Be wary, too, of a request to pay as if you were sending money to a friend: that payment type is for people you know, not for purchases.
When a paid-for service never arrives, the card issuer, debit or credit, can attempt a chargeback. Banks each set a deadline, commonly near 120 days, and want to see that you asked the seller first. As for Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act, its reach is narrower: it covers credit-card purchases above £100, so plans under that sum fall outside it. Paying by PayPal? Read PayPal’s current terms for what its buyer protection covers.
Reviews
What viewers say about their 4K IPTV plan
★★★★★
The picture quality is an important feature for me. I particularly enjoy watching content in high definition on my television.
Alexander Hughes
★★★★★
A good variety of British and international channels. There are plenty of entertainment options to explore.
Ella Davies
★★★★★
The sports selection is interesting, especially for football fans. I also enjoy the movie and documentary categories.
Charlie Foster
★★★★★
I like using IPTV Smarters on my television. The categories are easy to understand and the interface is straightforward.
Isabella Clarke
★★★★★
The VOD section has a good range of films and series. There are different genres for everyone in the family.
Benjamin Scott
★★★★★
A varied selection of international channels and entertainment. I particularly enjoy having different types of programmes available.
Ruby Morgan
FAQ
4K IPTV questions, answered with numbers
What is 4K IPTV?
Television sent over your broadband to a player app, with a 3840 × 2160 picture on the channels and titles produced at that size. With 4K IPTV Premium, the rest stays at its own HD or Full HD resolution, and the player’s info screen shows which one you are watching.
Is every channel on 4K IPTV in 4K?
No, and no seller can make it so. A channel produced in Full HD stays Full HD, and a 4K television only upscales it. 4K plays on the channels, events and titles made in 4K; we give no count of them, because it changes with what is produced.
Is IPTV 4K the same as Ultra HD?
For television, yes: 4K UHD means 3840 × 2160, four times Full HD. Cinema 4K is slightly wider at 4096 × 2160. 8K is a different, much larger format, and no plan here sends it.
What broadband speed does 4K IPTV need?
Each 4K screen wants around 25 Mb/s, steady; Full HD wants 10 and HD 5, measured on the playing device after 7 pm. Pro 12 Duo with two 4K screens needs about 50 Mb/s in total. A cable to the router is safest; otherwise keep the TV near the router and on its 5 GHz band.
How can I tell whether I am watching 4K?
Open the player’s info screen during playback and look for 3840 × 2160 or 2160p with HEVC. Then press Info on the TV remote: the banner should show the same size. If the two disagree, the device output, the HDMI port or the cable is holding the picture back.
Which Fire TV devices play 4K IPTV?
Three: the Fire TV Cube, the 4K Max stick and the Fire TV Stick 4K, each with HDR when the source has it. The basic and Lite sticks are limited to 1080p. Some new sticks use Vega OS, which takes Appstore apps only, so read the model name before you order one.
Does HDR work with 4K IPTV?
Yes, when three things line up: a programme made in HDR, a player that hands it on and a TV that knows the format. Samsung covers HDR10 and HDR10+, without Dolby Vision; LG’s OLED and QNED sets add Dolby Vision.
How much does a 4K IPTV plan cost?
Pro 3 is £29 for 3 months and Pro 12 £49 for a year. Pro 12 Duo, for two screens at once, is £79 a year, and Pro 24 is £89 for two years. Each is paid once by card or PayPal, and nothing renews.
How soon does the login arrive?
Count on about 2 minutes from the moment the payment clears, at any hour, in WhatsApp or your inbox. Ordered by email and nothing came? Look in junk mail, then reply in the same thread.
Guides
4K IPTV guides for the questions that need more room
Ten guides, one question each: what UHD really means, bitrate, bandwidth, Firestick, Apple TV, Samsung sets, boxes, player apps, the playlist and football at 50 fps.
4K guideIPTV 4K Ultra HD: what it means
3840 × 2160 explained: which programmes are really made in UHD, why upscaled HD is not 4K and how to tell them apart.Continue reading →
4K guide4K IPTV bandwidth
How many Mb/s a 4K screen needs, measuring it on the TV itself, two screens at once and the evening peak.Continue reading →
4K guide4K IPTV on a Firestick
Which Fire TV models output 4K, installing the app, and the display settings that keep the picture at 2160p.Continue reading →4K IPTV with the end date on it: Pro 12, £49 once
Twelve months of 4K IPTV on one screen, 13p for each day, 4K wherever the source is 4K. Ordered on 5 November 2026, it runs until 5 November 2027 and then simply stops, with nothing charged. The login reaches you about 2 minutes after you pay.