Supported devices
Apollo Group TV runs on the devices most people already own. Every plan allows 5 simultaneous streams, so different people in the same household can watch different things at once.
Choose your device
Amazon Firestick
Installs directly from the Amazon Appstore. The most common choice.
Android TV
Installs from Google Play. Works on Android TV sticks, boxes and built-in TVs.
Android phone & tablet
Phones and tablets. Useful for testing your account before setting up a TV.
Smart TV
Samsung, LG and other smart platforms, where the TV app store carries a player.
iPhone & iPad
iPhone and iPad, with AirPlay to a TV.
Mac
Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
Windows PC
Windows laptops and desktops, including HDMI to a TV.
Apple TV
Installs directly from the tvOS App Store, or use AirPlay.
Roku
No player app in the Roku store — requires mirroring or a separate stick.
MAG box
Set-top boxes using portal and MAC-based provisioning.
Which device should I use?
For a television, a Firestick or Android TV device is the most straightforward: the player installs directly from the device's own app store and plays the stream natively.
For a smart TV, check its app store first. If it carries a compatible player you need no extra hardware; if not, a streaming stick in a spare HDMI port is the simplest fix.
Roku is the exception. Its store does not carry general-purpose player apps, so it needs screen mirroring or a separate device on the same TV. Our Roku guide explains the trade-offs honestly.
To test quickly, set up on a phone or computer first. It takes a couple of minutes and confirms the account works before you configure a TV.