Lumio TV: IPTV Player
M3U, Xtream & Live EPG Guide
About
Watch live TV channels from your own playlists using this IPTV player. It supports M3U URLs and Xtream Codes, offering a full EPG guide and multi-screen viewing. Sync your settings across devices and manage favorites with instant search.
What's New in Lumio TV
18.2.0
September 5, 2026
New in 18.2.0: • Manage Subscription — open your App Store subscription page right from Settings • Redeem Promo Code — grab a free Pro year code at our site and redeem it in Settings • Faster, more reliable purchases (automatic offer fallback) • Screen content no longer overlaps the iPhone notch/status bar • Account deletion now removes your account completely — one tap, fully gone Thanks for watching with Lumio TV!
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FAQ
Does Lumio TV have ads?
The free version of Lumio TV does not contain advertisements. Ads can be removed by upgrading to the Pro version.
What devices does Lumio TV support?
Lumio TV is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It also offers layouts for Android TV and Fire TV.
How do I get Lumio TV Pro?
Lumio TV Pro offers unlimited playlists, multi-screen viewing, and cloud sync. You can choose between monthly, yearly, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Can I watch Lumio TV offline?
Lumio TV is an IPTV player and requires an internet connection to stream live TV channels from your provided playlists. It does not offer offline viewing capabilities.
What is the EPG guide in Lumio TV?
The EPG (Electronic Program Guide) in Lumio TV shows what is currently playing and what is coming up next for every channel. It is available in 20 languages.
How often is Lumio TV updated?
The latest version of Lumio TV is 18.2.0, and it was last updated on September 5, 2026. Updates typically include new features and bug fixes.
Is Lumio TV safe to use?
Lumio TV is a player and does not store or see your playlist content, prioritizing user privacy. Crash reporting is anonymous.
What is the user rating for Lumio TV?
Lumio TV has a user rating of 2.0 stars based on 1 rating. This indicates a mixed or negative reception from its current user base.