All your live TV. One subscription.

by Andreas Lund

Allsvenskan and the Premier League in one app

I had three different services running and was paying for all three. Now everything I actually watch sits in one list. Sport was what worried me most, but matches start straight away and the picture stays steady even late on a Saturday night. Switching channels takes about a second.

by Petra Gavle

I am not technical and I still got it running

I expected to get stuck immediately. But the app was in the TV's own store, I typed in the code shown on screen, and the channels were there. The whole install took under ten minutes. The kids found the children's channels on their own the same evening, which says something.

by Hakan Halmstad

Films do not arrive the same day they open in cinemas

Everything works exactly as it should and the film library is bigger than I expected. My only wish is that the very newest cinema releases would appear the same day they open, but of course they do not anywhere. They arrive when they arrive, and until then there is more than enough to watch.

by Ingrid Drammen

Just as good on the kitchen tablet as on the living room TV

We watch on three different screens at home, and that is where the earlier services broke for us. Here the same list is on all of them, sorted the way I left it. Series pick up where I stopped, and I have not had to restart anything since we started in the spring.

by Mathias Tromso

The hockey nights are the whole reason I switched

The Eliteserien in hockey, the SHL and the NHL in one place, without hunting for which service has which game. I saved my teams as favourites the first evening and now they sit at the top. The picture is sharp on the big TV too, which was what I was most sceptical about.

by Silje Bodo

I wish the kids section had even more Nordic dubs

The children have found plenty to watch and the section is simple enough that they manage it themselves. The only thing I miss is more of the foreign series carrying a Norwegian dub rather than subtitles only — the youngest cannot read yet. The catalogue keeps growing, so I assume it is coming.

by Johanne Horsens

The price made me try it, the quality made me stay

I added up what I was paying for my old subscriptions and got annoyed with myself. Here I pay once for the whole period and that is that. No lock-in, nothing renewing quietly in the background. I have had it since the spring and I am not looking back.

by Rikke Kolding

Asked about a channel I could not find and had an answer that evening

I was looking for a channel I was sure existed and could not find it. I wrote to support just after nine in the evening and had a reply before I fell asleep — it was filed under a different category than I expected. Friendly tone, no canned answers.

by Camilla Roskilde

I would love to see even more old Danish series in the archive

There is plenty of newer drama and film, and that is what we watch most. My small wish list is more of the Danish classics from the eighties and nineties, the ones you want to show the children. What is there works flawlessly — this is only wishful thinking on my part.

by Mikko Rovaniemi

Paying was easy and I was watching the same evening

I read up on it for a long time before I dared, mostly because I did not want any trouble with the payment. It went through in euros and took a minute. The details arrived right afterwards and I was watching the same evening. Both the Finnish channels and the foreign sport sit in the same list, exactly as I had hoped.

by Anna Seinajoki

Local channels and sport in one and the same place

We had a box that only gave us the ordinary channels and a separate service for sport. Now it is all together, and the channels we used to watch are still there exactly as before. Those were what I worried about. The picture stays steady even when the whole house is streaming at once in the evening.