Instant channel switching
Press CH+ or CH− and the next channel is already on. Channel surfing feels fast again.
IPTV player for Samsung Smart TV
Turn on the TV, pick a channel and that's it: it's already playing. PearPlayer was born for Tizen, the system on your Samsung. You set it up from your phone with your M3U playlist or Xtream Codes, without typing anything on the remote.
Between you and your entertainment, just play.
Why only Samsung
Most IPTV apps for Samsung were built for Android and ported later. You can feel it: the playlist takes ages to open, channels freeze, the remote lags.
We did the opposite. PearPlayer is designed for a single system, Tizen on Samsung Smart TVs. Every screen was drawn for the arrows, OK and Back buttons on your remote. Fewer steps, smoother playback.
Features
Press CH+ or CH− and the next channel is already on. Channel surfing feels fast again.
If your internet or your provider blinks for a moment, the channel comes back by itself. You don’t have to do anything.
Thousands of channels open fast and scroll smoothly with the remote.
FHD, HD and SD versions of the same channel stay together. Switch quality without hunting through the list.
Add your playlist from your phone and it shows up on the TV. No typing passwords with the remote.
When a stream carries more than one language, you pick it from the remote.
Keep your favorite channels close and find any channel by name in seconds.
Open the app and the last channel you were watching starts playing again.
How it works
Open the app store on your Samsung Smart TV, search for PearPlayer, install it and open it. You’ll see an 8-character code and a QR code.
At pearplayer.app. Your account is created on the spot, no email and no password. The code is valid for a few minutes.
An M3U or M3U8 URL, or the Xtream Codes server, username and password. The TV receives the channels on its own and refreshes them every time it opens.
Compatibility
If your Samsung runs Tizen and is from 2020 or later, it’s our home. Model line and screen size don’t matter: what counts is the model year.
That’s what the trial is for. You get 7 real days on your own TV before deciding anything. Runs great? Wonderful. Doesn’t? You paid nothing.
Free trial
The Sunday game, the evening news, channel surfing on the couch. We believe you’ll like it. And if you don’t, just don’t continue.
Pricing
After the 7 free days, subscribe for 6 months or 1 year. It renews automatically and you can cancel anytime. Or pay once for lifetime.
$4.90
$0.82/mo
For those who want to take it slow. Renews every 6 months.
$6.90
$0.58/mo
A whole year of play for the price of a snack. Renews every year.
30% cheaper than 2 × 6 months
$22.90
One-time payment
Pay once and that TV’s license never expires.
Prices are per TV. Each Samsung has its own license.
Already using it? Activate your plan
FAQ
Didn’t find your answer? Write to support. We’ll sort it out.
Most IPTV players are born on Android and only later get a version adapted for Samsung. PearPlayer went the other way: it was built from scratch for Tizen, the system on Samsung Smart TVs. The best way to compare is on your TV, which is why the trial is free for 7 days.
Install PearPlayer from your Samsung Smart TV’s app store and open it. It shows an 8-character code. On your phone, go to pearplayer.app, enter the code and paste your M3U playlist or your Xtream Codes details (server, username and password). In a few seconds the channels show up on the TV.
PearPlayer is made for Samsung Smart TVs with Tizen released from 2020 onward. If you don’t know your TV’s year, the 7-day free trial answers that at no cost.
Yes, as long as the model is from 2020 or later. The line (Crystal UHD, QLED, Neo QLED, OLED, The Frame) and the screen size don’t matter. What counts is the model year.
The three most common reasons are an unstable internet connection, an overloaded provider server and a generic app that wasn’t designed for the TV’s hardware. PearPlayer fixes the third one: it was built for Samsung and reconnects on its own when the connection drops. If the provider’s server is down, no player can play the channel.
Yes. You can paste the URL of an M3U or M3U8 playlist, or enter the Xtream Codes server, username and password. You can add more than one playlist to the same account.
No. PearPlayer is only the player. You use the M3U playlist or Xtream Codes access you already have with a provider, and you must be authorized to use that content.
No. You install it, activate it from your phone and use it with every feature unlocked. We don’t ask for a card for the trial, so there’s no automatic charge at the end of the 7 days.
After the 7 days, you choose a plan: 6 months for $4.90, 1 year for $6.90 or lifetime for $22.90. Prices are per TV: if you have two Samsungs, each one gets its own trial and its own license. The 6-month and 1-year plans are subscriptions: they renew automatically at the same price, and you can cancel anytime in the portal. If you cancel, the TV stays unlocked until the end of the period you’ve already paid for. Lifetime is a one-time payment. You only pay for the player, never for channels or content.
You pay $22.90 once and that TV’s license never expires. It’s tied to the device, so reinstalling the app changes nothing. If you switch TVs, the new TV needs its own license.
No. The 7-day trial and the license are tied to the TV, not to the app. Reinstalling or linking the TV to another account changes nothing. Paying users get the same benefit: if you need to reinstall, the license is still there.
No. Your account is created when you enter the TV code on this site. Keep the recovery key shown afterward. If you lose it, you can get back in from the TV itself, under Settings → Manage on phone.
No. The TV generates a random identifier at installation and shows a temporary code that is valid for a few minutes and can only be used once.
They’re encrypted on our server and only delivered to the TVs linked to your account. The site never shows the password back, and you can change it or delete the playlist whenever you want.
Your Samsung TV deserves a player to match.
Try 7 days freeWe don’t provide channels or content. Use your own M3U playlist or Xtream Codes.