LUMAX TV turns any Android TV, Fire TV, TV box or Smart TV into a fast, elegant streaming hub — live channels, movies, series, multi-view and stunning themes, all built for your remote.

Install LUMAX TV on the device you already own and pick up right where you left off.
TVs & boxes
Stick & Cube
Chromecast
Any Android box
Modern models
Phone & tablet
Selected TVs
Roku, Tizen…
Big tiles, crystal-clear focus and buttery playback — every detail tuned for a 10-foot experience and a remote in hand.
Organized categories, favorites, custom folders, channel history and a fast preview zap — jump between channels without losing your place. Xtream Codes and M3U playlists supported out of the box.
Full VOD and series libraries with resume and continue-watching.
Watch up to four channels at once on supported devices.
Ocean, Neon, Night and more — restyle the whole app in one tap.
Auto-switches between your servers so playback never black-screens.
Your credentials stay on the device. Lock adult channels behind a parental PIN, manage multiple accounts and switch profiles in a tap. Built-in speed test and one-tap server updates keep everything running smoothly.
A clean, modern interface that looks great on any TV.



No technical skills needed — just your playlist or Xtream login.
Download the app on your Android TV, Fire TV or TV box and open it.
Enter your Xtream Codes login or M3U URL from your provider.
Browse live channels, movies and series — instantly, on the big screen.
Download the app for your device. LUMAX TV is a media player — you provide your own playlist or subscription from your IPTV provider.
No. LUMAX TV is a media player only. It does not provide, host or sell any channels, playlists or content. You use it with your own playlist or a subscription from your IPTV provider.
Xtream Codes (username, password & server URL), M3U/M3U8 playlist links and single-stream URLs.
Android TV, Fire TV, Google TV, Android TV boxes, modern Smart TVs, and Android phones/tablets. More platforms are on the way.
LUMAX automatically tries your backup servers and stream formats to avoid black screens. If a channel still fails, it is usually a provider-side issue — contact your playlist provider.
Yes. Your credentials are stored locally on your device and used only to connect to your provider's server.