Trex IPTV UK brings British, European and international channels to your telly, with a TV guide that runs on UK time. Try it free first, then choose the plan that suits you.
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Prices are in US dollars. If you pay in pounds, Canadian or Australian dollars or euros, your card provider converts the amount at its own rate.
British viewing habits are their own thing: the evening news at a fixed hour, Saturday sport, a box set on a wet Sunday, and a telly in the lounge that everyone fights over. This page explains how Trex TV fits into a UK home, from the TV guide on British time to the broadband tips that keep the picture smooth.
Every plan includes 33,000+ live channels and 160,000+ films and series on demand. For a household in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, the categories people use most are:
We describe content by category rather than promising individual channels, because channel availability may vary. If one channel matters a great deal to you, ask us before you order, or check it during your free trial.
The TV guide (EPG) shows what is on now and next, channel by channel, in the time zone set on your device. In the UK that means GMT in winter and BST in summer. The clocks go forward on the last Sunday of March and back on the last Sunday of October, so the easiest approach is to:
Catch-up works from the same guide: on channels that support it, scroll back and play a programme that aired earlier, which is handy when the football runs late or the commute home takes longer than planned.
Most UK broadband handles Trex TV comfortably. Full-fibre (FTTP) connections have plenty of headroom; fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) lines are usually fine for Full HD and often for 4K, depending on the distance to the cabinet. As a guide, aim for these steady speeds at the TV:
The bigger issue in many British houses is not the line but the Wi-Fi. Routers often sit by the front door where the line comes in, while the TV is two rooms and a staircase away. A few simple changes help:
If several people stream at once, add their needs together. One 4K stream and one Full HD stream need around 35 Mbps between them.
You almost certainly own something that works already. In British homes, the setups we help with most are:
Each one has numbered steps in our Trex IPTV setup guides.
Prices are in US dollars because we sell in several countries. The 12 Months plan is $69.99, which works out at $5.83 a month. Your card provider converts the dollar amount into pounds at its own exchange rate on the day, and some cards add a small foreign transaction fee, so check with your bank if you are unsure. The price we charge never changes with the exchange rate.
Starting takes a few minutes, and everything happens on WhatsApp:
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We are an independent, authorized reseller of Trex TV, not the owner, and we say so on every page. What you get from us is the human side: a real person on WhatsApp at any hour, setup help for your exact device and a free trial before you pay. Compare everything on the Trex IPTV subscription page, read about the free trial, or go back to Trex IPTV for the full overview.
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Yes, as long as your device is set correctly. Choose London (or "United Kingdom") as the time zone and leave automatic time switched on, so the guide moves with the clocks on the last Sunday of March and October. Then refresh the guide in your player app.
Prices are in US dollars: the 12 Months plan is $69.99. Your card provider converts that to pounds at its own rate, and some cards add a small foreign transaction fee, so check yours if you are unsure.
Most UK broadband is fine. Full-fibre and fibre-to-the-cabinet connections comfortably handle Full HD, and 4K wants a steady 25 Mbps at the TV. If your router sits at the other end of the house, a mesh Wi-Fi system or a cable makes a big difference.
Yes. The line-up includes British entertainment, factual, sport and news channels alongside international ones. Channel availability may vary, so ask us about any channel that matters to you, or check it during your free trial.
Whatever you already have. Fire TV Stick and Samsung or LG smart TVs are the most common setups we help with in Britain, and an Android TV box is a good choice for the main telly. Our setup guides cover each one.
Test Trex TV on your own screen first. When you are happy, the 12 Months plan is $69.99, which works out at $5.83 a month, with every feature included.