IPTVGang Review 2025 – Features, Setup Guide & Pros/Cons

Feature	What IPTVGang Claims	What Users Say / Issues Reported
Channel count & variety	Over 45,000 live/premium channels, worldwide.	Some users say many channels are duplicated; some streams non-working.
VOD Library	Large library of movies & TV shows: 100-200K+ VOD titles in some places.	Generally consistent reports about good variety, though updates / categorization may be messy.
Quality / Uptime	Claims of ~99.9% uptime; “anti-freeze technology;” support for HD/FHD/4K streams.	Mixed. Some users report buffering, some channels dropping; support response slow.
Device compatibility	Says “support all devices” / works on devices including (but not limited to) Android, smart TVs etc.	Some users say setup is okay; others complain about confusing lists (duplicates), EPG not always reliable.
Pricing & Payment	Many plans: 1-month, 3-month, 1-year, lifetime etc.; different “rooms” / connections.	Reports of payment issues; refunds difficult or no response; sometimes trial / test period issues.
Customer support	24/7 support claimed; trial periods, refunds policy.	Many user complaints about delayed or no responses; sometimes support blames user’s device or internet.

Packages IPTVGang

From what’s publicly advertised, here are typical packages/pricing:

• Single connection (“1 room”) packages:
  • 1 Month ~ €15
  • 3 Months ~ €35
  • 6 Months ~ €45
  • 1 Year ~ €80
  • 2 Years ~ €130
  • Lifetime ~ €250

• Multi-room / multiple connections packages (2 connections, 5 connections) with higher pricing. Eg: 2 connections for 1 month ~ €25, etc.
• Sometimes special/platinum / lifetime bundles with more features.
• Also there is a “trial” / “test period” (24h test for small fee) advertised.

Setup Guide

IPTVGang: While I don’t have a step-by-step specific manual from them, general procedure (from what users report) is:

1. Sign up / purchase a package (choose number of connections, duration).
2. Make payment (via offered methods—card, PayPal, etc.).
3. Receive login / streaming credentials or an M3U link / app credentials.
4. Choose device / platform (Smart TV, Android device, iOS, Firestick, etc.).
5. Install or open IPTV client software that supports M3U/live list or their native app (if they offer).
6. Load the playlist or login as required. Use EPG (if provided) for program schedule.
7. Use support if needed (for setup issues).

Compatible Devices

IPTVGang: They claim compatibility with all devices. Based on reports and typical IPTV services, likely devices include:

• Android phones / tablets
• iOS devices (iPhone, iPad)
• Smart TVs (via apps or via external box)
• Android TV boxes / Firestick / Amazon Fire TV
• PC / laptop (via VLC, IPTV clients)
• Perhaps MAG boxes or other IPTV hardware (if supported)

Performance

What users report (good & bad):

Positives:

• Some users say the streaming is good quality, HD/4K, stable when internet is strong.
• Large variety of content (channels + VOD), which is appealing.
• Good value vs many paid cable/satellite services, in terms of number of channels.

Negatives / Problems:

• Many complaints about channel lists being messy: duplicate entries, non-working streams.
• EPG (Electronic Program Guide) doesn’t always work well.
• Support response time is inconsistent; sometimes doesn’t reply.
• Some users report channels dropping or offline for periods.
• Refunds / trial issues: users say they paid but did not receive login info, or trial not honored.

Support

• They claim 24/7 customer support.
• Support via email and phone (advertised).
• Also have FAQ, installation guides, blog etc. on the site.

User feedback says support is very hit-or-miss: sometimes responsive; sometimes delayed; sometimes not helpful.

Pros & Cons of IPTVGang

Here are the main advantages and disadvantages, based on claims + user reviews:

Pros:

• Huge content library: many channels + VOD.
• Lower cost (depending on your country) vs many cable/satellite services.
• Flexible package options (different durations, number of connections).
• Trial period available (though for a fee).
• High claimed uptime / anti-buffering technology.

Cons:

• Legitimacy / licensing questionable: many IPTV services offering premium paid content for cheap are operating illegally. Using such services carries legal risks.
• Inconsistent stream reliability: some channels may not work, go offline.
• Poor or slow customer support in many cases.
• EPG and organization of content (playlist, channel lists) can be messy / difficult to navigate.
• Refunds or paying/trial issues reported by customers.

Legality & Risks

Important to consider:

• If the provider is streaming premium/copyrighted content without proper licensing, using it may be illegal in many places.
• Risks could include losing access, legal action, malware or privacy risks if service is malicious.
• Payment and refund issues might be harder to enforce if the service operates from obscure jurisdictions.

Conclusion

IPTVGang claims to offer a very large number of live channels + VOD at attractive prices with many features. On paper it looks appealing, especially for users wanting lots of international content and multiple streaming options.

However, the user reports show a mixed picture: while many are satisfied, there are enough complaints about reliability, support, and perhaps more importantly, legal concerns.

If you think of using IPTVGang, you should:

• Check whether what they offer is legal in your jurisdiction.
• Try a trial (if possible) to test stream quality.
• Use payment methods that offer some protection or refund.
• Be cautious of over-promised features; expect there may be limitations (missing streams, downtime).

FAQs

Q1: Is IPTVGang legal?

It’s not clear whether all content they provide is legally licensed. Many IPTV services that offer paid/premium channels cheaply are operating in a legal gray area or illegally in many jurisdictions. You should check local law.

Q2: What devices work with it?

Android, iOS, smart TVs, Firestick/TV box, PC, etc. Use of a compatible IPTV app or their native app (if provided).

Q3: What happens if a channel doesn’t work?

Support is supposed to help. But users report support being slow or non-responsive. Sometimes channel lists are disorganized, so finding working replacement streams may need patience.

Q4: Can I get refunds if I’m dissatisfied?

They have “Refund Policy” in their site menu. But some users claim refunds are hard or support doesn’t respond. So terms are likely stringent.

Q5: Is the “lifetime” plan really lifetime?

In many such services, “lifetime” means for as long as the service remains viable. If the service shuts down (legal or technical issues), lifetime plans might lose value.