4K IPTV for Live Sports, Movies and Series
4K3840 × 2160
1080p1920 × 1080
smartiptvpremium.pro sells 4K IPTV plans for people who watch sports. On the 4K Max plan, a game, fight or race that the broadcaster produces in 4K plays in Ultra HD, and the rest of the lineup comes in Full HD or HD. That plan carries more than 57,000 live channels, 179,000 movies and 47,000 series, and a year of it costs $103.97, about $8.66 a month. The other plans start at $11.99, in US dollars. You watch through a compatible app on a streaming device or smart TV that supports 4K.
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- A subscription, not an app: you watch in a player of your choice
- Card, PayPal, crypto or gift card
- Paid once, never renewed automatically
- Refund within 7 days if support can't get it working
What You Need Before You Start
A 4K picture has four times the pixels of 1080p, and every link between the broadcaster and your eyes has to carry all of them. A 4K IPTV plan is one of those links. If any other link is Full HD, Full HD is what you see.
- A channel or event marked 4KOnly content produced at that resolution can play at it.
- 25 Mbps of steady speedFor each screen, over a cable or 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
- A player that decodes HEVCHEVC, or H.265, is the codec these streams use.
- A 4K TV3840 × 2160 pixels. A 1080p TV shows 1080p.
| What | Minimum | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Screen | A 3840 × 2160 TV or monitor | A 1080p screen shows 1080p, whatever the stream |
| Player | One that decodes HEVC (H.265): see the device table below | Without HEVC, the player drops to a lower resolution or can't open the stream |
| Internet | 25 Mbps per screen, over Ethernet or 5 GHz Wi-Fi | A live stream at that resolution uses roughly 15 to 25 Mbps |
| Content | Channels and events marked 4K | Most channels broadcast in Full HD |
Which Channels and Events Are Really in 4K
Only part of any lineup is native 4K. On 4K Max, content available in 4K plays in Ultra HD: mostly events the broadcaster produces at that resolution and movies mastered for it. The rest, which is most live TV, comes in Full HD or HD. What airs in 4K changes from week to week, so ask us on WhatsApp which events of the week are in 4K.
Internet Speed: 25 Mbps per Screen
Budget 25 Mbps of steady speed for every screen showing 4K and about 10 for each Full HD screen, so two TVs at the top resolution at the same moment need around 50. Test in the evening, when your provider's network is busiest. A cable to the router or 5 GHz Wi-Fi holds that speed; 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi two rooms away often doesn't.
A 4K Screen and a Player That Decodes HEVC
The TV must be 4K, and the player must decode HEVC. Most streaming devices and smart TVs sold as 4K do, and the device table below lists the common ones. HD-only sticks such as the Fire TV Stick Lite stop at 1080p, which suits One and Plus but wastes 4K Max.
Six Checks Before a Big Event
- Restart the player 15 minutes before the start.
- Connect the player to the router with a cable, or keep it close to a 5 GHz router.
- Pause downloads, console updates and cloud backups on the same network.
- If the picture stutters, check the cable or the Wi-Fi first: the home network is the usual cause.
- Update your player app the day before, not at kickoff.
- Check the guide ahead of time: big events sometimes air on a separate channel.
Pick Your Level
Three levels for one screen at a time, sold for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. 4K Max is the premium IPTV level and the only one sold for 4K; One and Plus play in Full HD or HD and cost less. Whichever you pick, the 4K IPTV subscription or a Full HD plan, you pay once for the period, in US dollars. Every level mixes sports, news, entertainment, kids and international channels with movies and series on demand. Series fans should look at Plus: over 61,000 titles, more than any other level. The side-by-side comparison lists what changes from one level to the next.
Up to 4K3840 × 2160
TV, streaming stick, tablet or phone, one screen at a time
4K Max
The most channels and movies
from $28.97
1 to 12 months, one screen
12 months: $103.97, about $8.66 a month
- Live channels
- over 57,000
- Movies
- over 179,000
- Series
- over 47,000
Up to Full HD1920 × 1080
TV, streaming stick, tablet or phone, one screen at a time
Plus
The biggest series library
from $18.98
1 to 12 months, one screen
12 months: $81.98, about $6.83 a month
- Live channels
- over 27,000
- Movies
- over 155,000
- Series
- over 61,000
Up to Full HD1920 × 1080
TV, streaming stick, tablet or phone, one screen at a time
One
The entry level
from $11.99
1 to 12 months, one screen
12 months: $52.99, about $4.42 a month
- Live channels
- over 20,000
- Movies
- over 100,000
- Series
- over 24,000
Multi-Room Plans, Billed Yearly
2 to 5 screens on one 12-month plan. 4K comes with 4K Max; One and Plus stay in Full HD or HD.
Every screen streams on its own: a game on the living room TV, a series upstairs, cartoons on a tablet. You choose the number of screens on the plan page, and the price covers the whole year.
Several screens at once: TVs, tablet, phone, computer
4K Max Multi-Room
Up to 4K
from $138.97
2 to 5 screens, 12 months
2 to 5 simultaneous streams, depending on the option you choose
- Live channels
- over 57,000
- Movies
- over 179,000
- Series
- over 47,000
Several screens at once: TVs, tablet, phone, computer
Plus Multi-Room
Up to Full HD
from $115.98
2 to 5 screens, 12 months
2 to 5 simultaneous streams, depending on the option you choose
- Live channels
- over 27,000
- Movies
- over 155,000
- Series
- over 61,000
Several screens at once: TVs, tablet, phone, computer
One Multi-Room
Up to Full HD
from $80.99
2 to 5 screens, 12 months
2 to 5 simultaneous streams, depending on the option you choose
- Live channels
- over 20,000
- Movies
- over 100,000
- Series
- over 24,000
Every price in one table
Totals for the whole period, paid once, in USD
| Length | 4K Max | Plus | One |
|---|---|---|---|
| One screen | |||
| 1 month | $28.97 | $18.98 | $11.99 |
| 3 months | $51.97 | $35.98 | $22.99 |
| 6 months | $74.97 | $58.98 | $34.99 |
| 12 months | $103.97 | $81.98 | $52.99 |
| Plan page | 4K Max, one screen | Plus, one screen | One, one screen |
| Multi-Room, 12 months | |||
| 2 screens | $138.97 | $115.98 | $80.99 |
| 3 screens | $184.97 | $150.98 | $103.99 |
| 4 screens | $231.97 | $184.98 | $128.99 |
| 5 screens | $277.97 | $219.98 | $151.99 |
| Plan page | 4K Max on 2 to 5 screens | Plus on 2 to 5 screens | One on 2 to 5 screens |
Which Level Fits Your Setup
| Your setup | Level that fits |
|---|---|
| A 1080p TV, a Fire TV Stick Lite or an older box | One, or Plus for more series |
| A 4K TV, a player that decodes HEVC and 25 Mbps or more | 4K Max |
| Mostly series and movies, and Full HD is enough | Plus, with over 61,000 series |
| Several TVs in the home | A multi-room plan: 2 to 5 screens for 12 months, such as 4K Max Multi-Room for several 4K TVs |
| Less than 25 Mbps | Stay on Full HD, or the picture will buffer |
How One, Plus and 4K Max Differ
All three levels give live TV plus movies and series on demand, on one screen or several. What changes is the picture, the size of each library and the price: 4K Max has the most live channels and movies and the only 4K picture, while Plus has the largest series library.
| What you get | 4K Max | Plus | One |
|---|---|---|---|
| Picture | Ultra HD on what is broadcast in 4K, Full HD or HD otherwise | Full HD or HD | Full HD or HD |
| Live channels | over 57,000 | over 27,000 | over 20,000 |
| Movies on demand | over 179,000 | over 155,000 | over 100,000 |
| Series on demand | over 47,000 | over 61,000 | over 24,000 |
| One screen | 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, from $28.97 | 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, from $18.98 | 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, from $11.99 |
| A year on one screen | $103.97, about $8.66 a month | $81.98, about $6.83 a month | $52.99, about $4.42 a month |
| 2 to 5 screens, 12 months | 4K Max Multi-Room, from $138.97 | Plus Multi-Room, from $115.98 | One Multi-Room, from $80.99 |
Catalogue sizes are minimums for each level, and lineups change over time. Prices are totals in US dollars, paid once.
Soccer, Fight Nights and Motorsports
Sports channels come with every plan. What 4K Max changes is the picture: when a broadcaster produces an event in 4K and it reaches your plan that way, it plays in Ultra HD instead of Full HD. Finals, fight nights and races are the events most likely to get that treatment, while a regular-season game is usually Full HD.
For IPTV sports in 4K, the limit is rarely the plan. It is whether the event was produced at that resolution, and whether your connection holds 25 Mbps for the whole game.
Soccer: Club Leagues and International Tournaments
Club leagues and international tournaments reach the lineup through the sports channels that carry them. A match produced at the top resolution plays in Ultra HD on 4K Max; ask us on WhatsApp which matches of the week are in 4K.
Fight Nights, F1 and Motorsports
Boxing and MMA cards, Formula 1 and MotoGP are watchable when a channel in your plan carries them. A pay-per-view event is there only if it airs on one of those channels; we don't sell events separately. American football, basketball, baseball and hockey sit on the same sports channels, under the same rule.
Leagues, teams and promoters have no part in this service. An event is watchable only through the sports channels in your plan.
Movies and Series for the Nights Without a Game
Each level adds a library on demand to its live channels. You open it in the same player app, with the same login, and start a title whenever you like.
- 4K MaxOver 179,000 movies and 47,000 series. Titles mastered in 4K play in Ultra HD.
- PlusOver 155,000 movies and 61,000 series, the largest series library of the three.
- OneOver 100,000 movies and 24,000 series.
The library changes over time. If you are after one particular film or season, ask us on WhatsApp before you order and we check it for you. Series come first for you? The Plus plan page has its prices from 1 to 12 months.
Which Devices Play 4K, and Which Stop at 1080p
A stream is only as sharp as the device that decodes it. Here is where the common players stand.
| Device | 4K | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Fire TV Stick 4K and 4K Max | Yes | The most common choice |
| Fire TV Stick (HD) and Fire TV Stick Lite | No, 1080p max | Fine for One and Plus |
| Google TV 4K devices, Nvidia Shield | Yes | The HD Chromecast with Google TV stops at 1080p |
| Apple TV 4K | Yes | Through a compatible app from the App Store |
| Samsung and LG 4K smart TVs | Yes | Through a compatible app from the TV's store |
| MAG and Formuler boxes | Depends on the model | Recent UHD models only |
| Phones, tablets, computers | Depends on the screen | Handy as a second screen |
| Roku | Not supported | None of the apps we support is in its channel store |
You sign in through a third-party player that works with our logins, such as IBO Player, IPTV Smarters Pro, Smart IPTV (SIPTV) or TiviMate. Other companies make these apps; we tell you which one suits your device.
Getting Your Player Ready, With Us on WhatsApp
Support answers on WhatsApp, before you pay and after. Most questions are about the player: which app to install, where the login goes, and why a picture is not in 4K.
Before You Order
- Send us your TV and player models, and we tell you whether they can show 4K or should stay on Full HD.
- Ask which compatible app suits your device, among the ones in the device table above.
- Ask whether a channel, an event or a title you care about is in the plan you are looking at.
Once Your Login Arrives
- We show you where the login goes in your app, and check it with you if it does not open.
- If the picture stutters or drops to HD, we go through the connection, the player and the app settings with you.
- If the service does not work within 7 days of activation and we cannot fix it, you get your money back under the 7-day refund rule.
What helps us help you: the device model, the app you use and what you see on screen, with a photo of any error message. The WhatsApp buttons are on the contact page.
How an Order Works, and When You Get a Refund
Pick a plan and a length
On the plan page, choose the length or the number of screens. The Unlock button opens the order form with that option already selected.
Pay
When you confirm the form, WhatsApp opens with your order number and we reply with how to pay: Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover card, PayPal, crypto (Bitcoin or USDT) or a gift card.
Sign in and watch
Your login is sent once the payment clears. Add it to a compatible app on your device, and ask us on WhatsApp if a step is unclear.
- Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
- PayPal
- Crypto: Bitcoin or USDT
- Gift card
There is no automatic renewal: when the period ends, access stops and nothing more is charged. If the service does not work within 7 days of activation and our support cannot fix it, you get your money back. The refund terms explain how to ask, and the terms of service cover the rest of the sale.
Questions Before You Buy
Is there any real 4K IPTV?
Yes, but only part of any lineup is native 4K. With 4K Max, content available in 4K, such as events and movies produced at that resolution, plays in Ultra HD; most other channels are Full HD. Ask us on WhatsApp which events of the week are in 4K.
How much does 4K IPTV cost?
4K Max costs $28.97 for 1 month, $51.97 for 3, $74.97 for 6 or $103.97 for 12 months, paid once, which comes to about $8.66 a month over a year. Without it, 12 months cost $52.99 on One or $81.98 on Plus. For 2 to 5 screens, it runs from $138.97 to $277.97 a year.
What internet speed do I need for IPTV in 4K?
25 Mbps of steady speed for each screen on 4K, and about 10 for each Full HD screen. A cable or 5 GHz Wi-Fi matters as much as the figure on your internet bill.
Does 4K work on a 1080p TV?
It plays, but you see 1080p: a TV can't show more pixels than it has. On a 1080p TV, One or Plus gives the same picture for less. 4K Max makes sense once the TV, the player and the connection are all ready for it.
Which devices can play 4K streams?
The ones marked Yes in the device table: the 4K models of Fire TV Stick, Apple TV and Google TV, Nvidia Shield, and recent Samsung or LG smart TVs, through a compatible third-party app such as TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro. HD-only sticks, the Fire TV Stick Lite among them, top out at 1080p.
Can I watch 4K IPTV on Roku?
No. None of the player apps we set customers up with is in the Roku Channel Store, so Roku isn't supported. Owners of a Roku TV usually add a streaming device that decodes HEVC on another HDMI input and switch to it for IPTV.
Do I need HDR or Dolby Vision for 4K IPTV?
No. HDR and Dolby Vision are about color and brightness, not pixel count, and the stream plays at full resolution without them. Whether a given channel sends HDR is up to the broadcaster, so we don't promise it.
Can I watch live sports on IPTV?
Yes. Every plan includes sports channels, and with 4K Max an event plays at the top resolution when the broadcaster produces it that way. No league or broadcaster is involved in our service.
Why does my stream buffer or drop to HD?
Usually Wi-Fi, a busy home network or a player that can't decode HEVC. Move to a cable, pause big downloads, restart the player before the event, and tell us on WhatsApp if it keeps happening.
How many screens can watch 4K at the same time?
One on the single-screen plans, whatever their length. A 12-month multi-room plan covers 2, 3, 4 or 5 screens at once, and each screen at that resolution needs its own 25 Mbps.
Ready for the Next Game
Check your TV, your player and your speed against the list above, then pick a level. Already know which plan you want? Open the order form and choose it there. A question before you pay? Ask on WhatsApp.