An increasing number of people are ditching traditional cable to cut costs and streamline their entertainment options. Why shell out hundreds of dollars monthly for countless channels you never tune into?

This trend sparked the rise of IPTV. The Android TV Box kicked off the IPTV subscription boom, and now these devices are a common sight in households across the United States.

Yet, the Android Box alone isn’t sufficient. It can’t deliver standard channels on its own. Without additional fees, you’d end up with a subpar alternative to cable, defeating the purpose of switching.

IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, emerged as the ideal solution. IPTV services strive to provide the content viewers actually want, tailored to their preferences.

Major cable providers aren’t thrilled about this shift, but their real frustration lies in losing the ability to overcharge customers.