What devices does King IPTV support?

King IPTV works on the screens most people already own. Here's the list, and how to make sure your exact model is compatible.

Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire TV devices

A Fire TV Stick (opens in a new tab) plugs into your TV's HDMI port and turns almost any television into a streaming screen. It's one of the simplest ways to use King IPTV in the living room, controlled with the standard remote. Don't have one yet? You can buy a Fire TV Stick on Amazon (opens in a new tab), and Amazon's setup guide (opens in a new tab) walks you through the first start.

Android smartphones and tablets

Watch on the go or around the house. Phones and tablets are also handy for testing during a free trial before setting up a TV. Google explains how to check your Android version and update it (opens in a new tab).

iPhone and iPad

King IPTV supports iOS and iPadOS devices. Keeping your system up to date gives you the best chance of a smooth setup; Apple shows how to update an iPhone or iPad (opens in a new tab).

Compatible Smart TVs

Many Smart TVs (opens in a new tab) can run King IPTV directly, without an extra stick. Because brands use different operating systems and versions, compatibility varies by model. Send us your TV's brand and model before ordering and we'll confirm. On a Samsung TV, here's where to find the model code (opens in a new tab).

Other streaming devices

Other supported streaming boxes may also work. Again, tell us the exact model and we'll check.

How to check your device

1. Find the model name in your device's Settings (often under "About").
2. Message it to us on WhatsApp at +1 (334) 901-9927.
3. We confirm compatibility before you pay, or suggest an alternative.

Device names are trademarks of their owners. King IPTV isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them; we mention them only to describe compatibility.

Each subscription is for one device; read how many devices you can use. Ready to set up? Follow our installation guide.