Magis TV Pro — an honest review, installation, and my experience on TV, PC, and mobile

The description of Magis TV PRO

You want a TV service that just turns on and works—without extra menus or “jumping through hoops.” Over the past few weeks I used Magis TV Pro on a TV set-top box, on a laptop, and on a phone. Below is a straight, hands-on review “as is”: what this service is, which devices it’s more convenient on, how to purchase access, and what to configure to watch without lag.

What is Magis TV Pro

Magis TV Pro is an online streaming TV service with live channels and a video-on-demand (VOD) library: movies, series, sports, kids’ sections, etc. Its strong side is the simple logic of the interface and prime-time stability: you turn it on—you watch. This is not a “bare player” that waits for your M3U: content is available within the service with an active subscription.
Important numbers: ~1300+ live channels and 300,000+ hours of movies/series, SD/HD/FHD quality, with a focus on sports broadcasts. The interface is uncluttered, zapping is fast—not a “combine,” but a convenient home service.
Who it’s for: if you want a “home” experience without extra buttons, you watch a lot of live broadcasts, and you like when everything switches quickly and doesn’t break at the first network load.

Compatible devices

Works on Android TV and Android TV Box, Fire TV Stick, Mi TV Stick, Android smartphones/tablets. There is also a web version that opens in a browser on PC (Windows/Mac) and iPhone (iOS)—convenient when there’s no way to install apps. The “for TV and computer” version is available via a separate link—below in the download block. In practice, this covers a typical “home set”: a living-room TV, a laptop on the desk, and a phone “on the go.”

Installation: TV / PC / mobile

1) TV / Android TV (set-top box, Android smart TV)

Download the build for TV

Install the APK and launch the app.

Sign in with valid account details—and check the categories (Live, VOD).

2) PC / laptop

Use the “for TV y ordenador” build via the same link.

The installation is standard: download → installation → sign in to the account.

For convenient output to a large screen, enable “full-screen mode” and lock the volume.

3) Mobile (Android)

Download the mobile version:

Install it, sign in to your account, and mark favorite channels for quick short sessions.

Tip: if you use a dual-band router, connect the TV set-top box to 5 GHz or via cable—this way there are fewer micro-delays when switching channels.

How to purchase an account

Access purchase is arranged through official partners/resellers. The scheme is simple:
Choose a plan (term and number of devices) from the distributor.

Receive activation data (an account or key) and sign in to the app.

If necessary, renew with the same partner.

Important: the purchase does not take place inside the app, but from certified access sellers. This is convenient if you live in a region where local payment methods are popular.

Usage experience: speed, stability, interface

On TV the service feels “homey”: remote → arrows → OK. Channels switch quickly, animations aren’t overloaded, the EPG is readable. During testing the stream held steady, especially over cable. In the evening, when the load is maximal, switching between live channels doesn’t turn into waiting.

On PC/laptop Magis TV Pro works perfectly as a “second screen”: news or sports run on the additional monitor while you work on the main one. Switching with hotkeys helps you stay focused, and full-screen mode saves you from accidental clicks on the desktop.

On mobile the scenario is different: short sessions “on the way.” The app starts quickly, doesn’t “burn through” the battery, and doesn’t force you to scroll the catalog again—just pin Favorites to the first screen and use quick search.

Settings and tips (so everything works “from the first time”)

Internet: for SD, 5–8 Mbps is usually enough; for HD, 10–15 Mbps; for FHD, from 20 Mbps. The stability of the connection is more important than the nominal “peak” speed.

Home network: if possible—cable to the set-top box. If not—5 GHz and minimal distance to the router.

Favorites: select 15–25 channels you use constantly. This saves time every evening.

Profiles and access: if you watch as a family, agree on a “personal” Favorites list for each device—fewer conflicts over the remote.

Updates: don’t postpone client updates—small “micro-lags” during zapping are often fixed there.

What to configure so it doesn’t lag

Internet: SD — 5–8 Mbps, HD — 10–15 Mbps, FHD — from 20 Mbps. Connection stability matters more than “peaks.”

Home network: if possible, cable to the set-top box; if Wi-Fi—5 GHz and fewer interferences.

Favorites: 15–25 “first-line” channels save minutes every evening.

Client updates: don’t postpone them—zapping and minor artifacts get fixed.

Who Magis TV Pro is suitable for

For those who want live+VOD without an overloaded interface.

For those who value prime-time stability and fast zapping.

For families with multiple screens (3 devices in one plan—it’s convenient).

Capabilities table

FAQ (Q1–Q4)

Q1. What is Magis TV Pro?
This is a streaming TV service: live channels plus a video library on demand (movies/series/shows/sports). The goal is to give the user the simplest and most stable viewing on household devices.

Q2. Which devices is Magis TV Pro compatible with?
Builds are available for Android/Android TV (set-top boxes and Android smart TVs), mobile devices on Android, and there is also a “for TV y ordenador” option. This covers the standard scenarios: a living-room TV, a laptop on the desk, and a phone “on the go.”

Q3. What’s included in Magis TV Pro?
The Live (TV channels) and VOD (movies/series) categories. Several quality levels are available (including HD/FHD), convenient navigation across sections, Favorites, search. The content set may differ by regions and plans.

Q4. How do I purchase a Magis TV Pro account?
Through official partners/resellers. You choose a plan, pay with a convenient method, and receive login/activation data. In the app, you only need to sign in.

Conclusion

Magis TV Pro is “turn it on and watch” in a good sense. On TV and set-top boxes it behaves predictably, on PC it is convenient in a “second screen” mode, on the phone—for short sessions. The most pleasant thing is the absence of interface overload and fast response when switching. If you need a home service with live+VOD that doesn’t force you to “dig” into settings, Magis TV Pro is a solid choice.