So, what channels do you get with IPTV here? A single ZorbaIPTV login opens 25,000+ live IPTV channels, arranged in groups by country and by type: US local networks, news, entertainment, movie channels, documentaries, kids, sports and many languages. Inside your player, those groups look like folders. You can open them, search them and pin favorites. Every plan gets the full lineup, whatever its length or number of devices.
The lists below show typical names in each group. Networks get renamed, merged or shut down, so every name here is a sample rather than a guarantee. Type in the search box and the groups narrow to matching names. The final check is always your own player on your own screen.
How the ZorbaIPTV Lineup Appears in Your Player
When you add the login to a player app, it downloads the channel list and sorts it into groups. Some apps call them categories, others call them folders. The idea is the same: a short menu of groups on one side, and the channels inside the group you pick.
The table shows the main kinds of group you will meet and a small tip for each one. Group names can look slightly different from app to app.
Types of channel group in a ZorbaIPTV player, what each holds and a tip
| Group type | What you find inside | Player tip |
| Country or region | A top-level group per country: USA, Canada, UK and Ireland and others | Hide the countries nobody at home watches |
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| Local networks | Broadcast stations such as ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX from selected US markets | Search your city name to see which feeds are listed |
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| News | Cable news, business news and weather | Add one news channel to favorites as a quick test channel |
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| Entertainment | Drama, comedy, reality and lifestyle networks | Usually the largest group; search beats scrolling here |
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| Movies | Movie channels on a fixed schedule, not the on-demand library | For films you pick yourself, open the Movies menu instead |
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| Kids | Cartoons and family channels | Some players can lock a group behind a PIN |
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| Sports | National and specialist sports networks | What each channel airs depends on that broadcaster's rights |
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| Languages | Spanish, French, Arabic, South Asian and other groups | Keep the languages you speak and hide the rest |
The 120,000+ on-demand movies and series are reached through a separate menu. It sits apart from live TV, so it never clutters your channel groups. If IPTV is new to you, our simple explanation of what IPTV is covers the difference between live channels and on-demand.
Sample names per group, checked against a live player list from time to time. Any channel can change name or disappear without notice. Last reviewed September 5, 2026.
Search, Favorites and Groups in Popular Apps
Every player has the same three tools: groups to browse, a search box and a favorites list. Where they sit depends on the app. Here is where to look in the players our customers use most, at the time of writing (October 2026). Menus can move after an app update.
Where groups, search and favorites are found in common IPTV player apps
| Player | Groups | Search and favorites |
| IPTV Smarters Pro | Open Live TV; the category list runs down the left side | A search icon sits at the top; long-press a channel to add it to favorites |
| TiViMate | Groups appear in the side menu next to the channel list and TV guide | Search is in the main menu; long-press OK on a channel for the favorites option |
| iMPlayer | Live TV opens on a list of categories | Search is at the top of the list; favorites are set from each channel's options |
| Smart IPTV (Samsung, LG) | Groups come from the M3U link and show as a list | Options vary by TV model; check the app's own help page |
| VLC | Shows the M3U link as one long playlist, often without folders | Simple search; fine for a quick test, not for daily use |
| MAG and Formuler portal | Open TV, then pick a genre from the portal menu | Favorites are marked with the remote, then shown as their own list |
Each copy of a player keeps its own favorites. Set them up once on the TV, then again on the phone. It takes a couple of minutes. Our step-by-step guides show exactly where to tap: the IPTV Smarters Pro guide, the TiViMate guide and the iMPlayer guide. For a box, open the MAG and Formuler guide.
Make a Long List Feel Short
A list of many thousands of channels can look scary on day one. In practice, nobody scrolls through all of it. Spend ten minutes on these steps after setup, and the list will feel like your own.
- Hide the groups you will never open. Most players let you hide a group from the settings or by long-pressing it. A home that speaks only English can tuck away dozens of language groups.
- Add your top ten to favorites. These become your everyday list, at the very top.
- Use search instead of scrolling. Three letters are often enough to find a channel.
- Turn on the TV guide. The guide data loads with the Xtream login, so most apps show what is on now and next.
- Ask us for a hand. Take a picture of the TV and send it on WhatsApp. We reply with the menu to open.
Grandparents and first-timers often do best with only a favorites list on screen. Set it up for them once, and the remote does the rest.
Sports, News and Everything Else
Sports channels are in the lineup, in their own group, next to news and entertainment. What they show depends on each broadcaster's rights, and those change from season to season. We don't promise any game, league or event. The ZorbaIPTV sports page explains plainly how that group works.
News channels cover US cable news, business news and the weather, plus a few international desks. They are a handy first test, because you know what they should look like. Entertainment groups hold drama, comedy, reality and lifestyle networks. Movie channels play films on a schedule. A kids group keeps cartoons apart from everything else.
Will Your Hometown Station Be There?
Maybe, maybe not. The local networks group covers ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and similar affiliates for a number of US cities. Many smaller towns are not in it. Type your city into the player search during the trial and you will know in seconds.
For local news and weather, a plain TV antenna remains hard to beat, and it costs nothing per month. The FCC publishes DTV reception maps: type in your street address and it lists the over-the-air signals near you. Lots of families keep the antenna for local stations and use ZorbaIPTV for everything else.
Spanish and Other Languages
Spanish speakers get their own US group, with networks such as Univision and Telemundo, plus a Latin America and Spain group. Other language groups cover French, Arabic, South Asian, Portuguese, Italian, German, Polish and Turkish channels, among others.
If two people at home prefer different languages, a two-device plan lets each watch their own channel at the same time. Favorites help here too: each device can keep its own list in its own language.
How Many Channels Do You Get With IPTV?
The ZorbaIPTV figure is 25,000+ live channels. We count the 4K, FHD and HD entries of a network one by one, and some coast feeds as well. We tell you this up front. A total is only useful if you know what went into it.
Most households watch a few dozen channels in a normal week. So the more useful question is simpler. Are your channels in the list, and are they easy to find in your app?
Which IPTV Service Has the Most Channels?
Honestly, nobody can say, and a provider that calls itself the biggest is guessing at best. Providers count in different ways. One counts every quality version. Another counts regional variants. A third counts radio streams and placeholders. The total goes up, but your evening TV stays the same.
Here are four checks that say more about a lineup than its size.
Better ways to judge an IPTV lineup than the total channel count
| What to check | Why it counts | A quick way to try it |
| Your own top ten | Ten channels you watch beat thousands you skip | Search each name during the free trial |
| Clear group names | Good groups make the list easy for everyone at home | Ask a family member to find a channel without help |
| Works in your app | The lineup is only useful if it loads in the player you like | Add the login to your usual app and time it |
| Help when stuck | A quick answer beats a long list you can't use | Send a setup question on WhatsApp |
Our IPTV vs cable comparison looks at how channel lineups and costs differ between the two.
Why Do I See the Same Channel Twice?
You may spot CNN or HBO listed two or three times. That is on purpose. One entry might be labeled 4K, another FHD, another HD. Some networks also have an East feed and a West feed, three hours apart. Picture quality on ZorbaIPTV comes in 4K, FHD and HD, and the 4K entry only exists when the network itself broadcasts in 4K.
Choose the best-looking entry that still plays without stopping. The living-room TV, plugged into the router, can often run the 4K entry. A phone on crowded Wi-Fi is usually happier with HD. The 4K IPTV page explains which TVs, sticks and internet speeds 4K needs.
Is Netflix Included in IPTV?
No. Netflix is its own app with its own monthly subscription, and no IPTV service includes it. The Netflix help center describes it as a streaming service you sign up for directly. Disney+, Max, Hulu, Peacock and Apple TV+ work the same way.
ZorbaIPTV covers scheduled live channels plus its own on-demand menu, both inside your IPTV player. Keep your Netflix app on the same TV. Switching between the two takes one press of the home button.
One Login, Every Device
The same lineup appears on a Fire TV Stick, a Samsung or LG TV, an Android TV box, an iPhone, a MAG box or a laptop. How many of them can stream together is set by your plan, from one device up to five. Setup steps for each device are on the ZorbaIPTV setup page, starting with the popular Fire TV Stick guide.
Can't Find a Channel? Check With Us First
No lineup has everything. When a search comes back empty, send a WhatsApp message before you place an order. Include these, and the check goes faster:
- the exact spelling the network uses on screen;
- where it broadcasts from and what language it speaks;
- its web address, if you know it.
Our reply covers three outcomes: it is already there under a different label, it can be added, or it is not something we can carry. Either way, you know before money changes hands. Plans never renew automatically, and a first purchase stays refundable for 7 days.
Want to see it with your own eyes? Request the 24-hour ZorbaIPTV free trial and search for your own channels in your own app. Then compare lengths and devices on the ZorbaIPTV pricing page, or read how ordering works on the ZorbaIPTV subscription page.
See the lineup in your own player tonight
Open all 25,000+ ZorbaIPTV channels in your app for 24 hours, without giving a card. Add the login to your app, search for your favorites and pin them. We help on WhatsApp if a menu confuses you.
Your Questions About ZorbaIPTV Channels
What channels do you get with IPTV?
A ZorbaIPTV login brings 25,000+ live channels, organized in groups by country and type: US local networks, news, entertainment, movie channels, documentaries, kids, sports and many languages. Your player shows them as folders you can search and add to favorites. Every plan opens the same lineup. Broadcasters rename or close channels at times, so test your must-haves during the free trial.
How many channels do you get with IPTV?
Our list holds 25,000+ live channels, and we are open about how that is counted: a 4K, an FHD and an HD version of one network are three entries, and so are some East and West coast feeds. In real life, most households watch a few dozen channels. What matters is whether your own favorites are in the list, which you can check during the free trial.
Which IPTV service has the most channels?
Nobody can crown a fair winner, since each provider builds its total its own way. Some count each quality version, regional feed and placeholder as a separate channel. ZorbaIPTV says 25,000+ and explains that copies are included. A better test is your own short list: search for the ten channels you watch most during a free trial.
Is Netflix included in IPTV?
It is not. Netflix runs only in the Netflix app, under a membership you buy from Netflix itself. The same is true of Disney+, Max, Hulu, Peacock and Apple TV+. Keep those apps on your TV if you use them. ZorbaIPTV covers scheduled live channels plus its own on-demand menu, and both sit inside the IPTV player.
How do I find a channel quickly in my player?
Use the search tool in your player and type part of the name, such as "CNN" or "PBS". Most apps search all groups at once. When you find a channel you like, add it to favorites. Favorites appear at the top of the list, so next time it is one click away on that device.
Do my favorites carry over to a second device?
Usually not. Each player keeps its favorites on the device it runs on, so the Fire TV in the living room and the phone in your pocket keep separate lists. It takes a few minutes to set them up again. Some apps can back up settings, so check the app developer's help pages.
Are local channels included?
Some are. ZorbaIPTV carries network affiliates for a number of US cities, yet many towns are not covered, so your nearest station could be absent. Search for your city during the free trial. For local news and weather, an antenna is still the most dependable choice, and it has no monthly bill.
Can I ask for a channel that is missing?
Please do. Write to ZorbaIPTV on WhatsApp before ordering and tell us which channel you miss, plus the country it comes from. Someone checks the full list for alternative spellings first. If it truly is absent, we say honestly whether adding it is possible. That way you decide with the facts in hand, and nobody sells you on a channel we cannot deliver.