Choose IBO Player Pro if you need an app for a Samsung, LG or Roku TV, or an Apple device today, and are fine with a paid activation per device after the trial. Choose Anees TV if you want a free version with no trial limit and no ads, a guide from your own XMLTV link (with Xtream Codes logins) and an Arabic interface.
IBO Player Pro (iboproapp.com) reaches the widest range of TVs, including Samsung, LG and Roku, and is unlocked by a paid per-device activation after a 7-day trial; Anees TV is free to use with no ads and no trial limit, shows a TV guide with Xtream Codes logins, has an Arabic interface, and runs on Android, Fire TV and Windows.
Last checked: 18 October 2026
This comparison is published by AneesApps LLC, the maker of Anees TV. Facts about IBO Player Pro come only from its developer's own site and its official store listings, listed under Sources. Where those sources say nothing, the table says "Not stated".
| Feature | IBO Player Pro | Anees TV |
|---|---|---|
| Price model | Free download, then a paid activation per device after a 7-day trial; "Activation" is US$9.99 in-app (US App Store) | Free, with no ads and no time limit. Optional Pro: US$3.99 a month, US$19.99 a year (7-day free trial) or US$44.99 lifetime (US prices; prices vary by country) |
| Platforms | Android phone and Android TV, Fire TV (APK), Windows (Microsoft Store), iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple silicon Macs, Samsung, LG, Roku and Whale OS | Android phones and tablets, Android TV and Google TV (Google Play), Fire TV (Amazon Appstore), Windows 10 and 11 (Microsoft Store). iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV: coming soon |
| M3U playlists | Yes | Yes |
| Xtream Codes login | Not stated | Yes |
| TV guide (EPG) | Uses the provider's EPG; the FAQ says the app has no EPG system of its own | Yes, with Xtream Codes logins (the provider's guide or your own XMLTV link); M3U guide support coming |
| Catch-up | Not stated | No |
| Recording (DVR) | Not stated | No (Pro has offline downloads of films and series) |
| Multi-view | Not stated | No |
| Ads | No "Contains ads" label on Google Play | None, on Free or Pro |
| Arabic interface | Not in the App Store language list; the Windows app is English only | Yes, full right-to-left layout (one of 7 languages) |
| Multi-device sync | Playlists are managed per device on the website | Pro: encrypted sync of favourites, continue watching and profiles on up to 5 devices |
| TV remote (D-pad) interface | Yes, built for TVs | Yes, every screen works with a D-pad |
Prices are US store prices as of 18 October 2026 and vary by country. "Not stated" means the developer's own sources do not say.
The download is free with a 7-day trial on Samsung TVs; after that each device needs a paid activation (US$9.99 in-app on the US App Store). Anees TV has a free version with no trial limit and no ads.
Its FAQ says the app does not have its own EPG system and works with a provider whose system is "EPG-READY". With an Xtream Codes login, Anees TV shows the provider's guide or one from your own XMLTV link; M3U playlists get no guide yet.
The developer's site and store listings mention M3U playlists only. Anees TV supports both M3U and Xtream Codes. With an M3U link, Anees TV shows no TV guide yet; the guide works with Xtream Codes logins.
Several apps from different developers use similar names. This page covers only the app from iboproapp.com and the store listings linked from that site.
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Free tier, no ads. Anees TV provides no channels or media of its own. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
All checked on 18 October 2026. Anees TV facts come from aneestv.com and the app itself. See all comparisons.