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Fubo Supported Devices: Compatible Smart TVs, Streaming Players And More

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Fubo supports a wide number of smart TVs, streaming players, and other devices, but there are some limitations, and especially when it comes to older devices. The older a smart TV or streaming player is, the less likely it will be compatible with the live TV streaming service.

Below is an overview of all the major platforms currently supported by Fubo.

  • Amazon Fire TV
  • Android Mobile
  • Android TV/ Google TV
  • Apple TV
  • Hisense VIDAA
  • iPhone/iPad/iPod
  • LG smart TV
  • Microsoft Xbox
  • Roku
  • Samsung smart TV
  • Web browsers
  • Vizio smart TV

With support extending to all of the platforms listed above, it is not hard to find a device that can access the live TV service. This is as long as the device is not too old, as some older models either lack support or receive reduced functionality.

Watching Fubo On A Smart TV

Providing a smart TV is powered by one of the major TV-optimized operating systems, including Android TV, Fire TV, and Roku, then most homes should find they are able to download the Fubo app from the respective app store.

Likewise, those with an LG, Samsung or Vizio smart TV can also access the live TV service without the need for an additional device.

  • Amazon Fire TV
    • Insignia HD (2018 and newer)
    • Insignia 4K (2018 and newer)
    • Toshiba HD (2018 and newer)
    • Toshiba 4K (2018 and newer)
    • Element 4K (2017 and newer)
  • Android TV/ Google TV
    • Sony
    • Sharp
    • TCL
  • Hisense VIDAA TVs (2020 and newer models)
  • LG TV (2018 and newer)
  • Roku TVs (all models)
  • Samsung Smart TV (2017 and newer)
  • Vizio SmartCast TVs (2016 and newer)

Regardless of the operating system or brand, Fubo is largely only available on TVs dating back to 2016. Although some older models may still seem supported, users may find they have limited functionality compared to newer models.


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Watching Fubo On A Streaming Player

One of the easiest ways to add support to an unsupported smart TV is through the use of an additional device, such as a streaming player. Similar to smart TVs, Fubo supports all the major streaming player platforms, including Fire TV, Android TV and Roku.

  • Amazon Fire TV (Android Lollipop and higher)
  • Android TV/ Google TV (Android Lollipop and higher)
  • Apple TV – 4th Gen and newer (tvOS 13 and higher)
  • Chromecast (all models)
  • Roku (all models)

While all Roku devices are listed as supported, this is in relation to devices still receiving updates directly from Roku. In addition, 3600X and lower models are limited in their functionality.

Other Ways To Watch Fubo

Most homes will likely find that their existing smart TV or streaming player is compatible with Fubo. However, TVs and players are not the only options as Fubo also supports a number of other devices, including select game consoles and mobile devices.

  • Android phones (5.0 minimum)
  • Android tablets (5.0 minimum)
  • iPhone 6s or newer (iOS 13.1 minimum)
  • iPad (iPadOS 13.1 or higher)
  • iPad Pro (iPadOS 13.1 or higher)
  • iPad Air 2 or newer (iPadOS 13.1 or higher)
  • iPad 5th gen or newer (iPadOS 13.1 or higher)
  • iPad Mini 4 or newer (iPadOS 13.1 or higher)
  • iPod Touch Gen 7 or newer
  • Microsoft Xbox One, One S, One X

If still encountering issues finding a supported device, Fubo content can be streamed through one of the following web browsers.

  • Apple Safari (latest version)
  • Google Chrome (latest version)
  • Microsoft Edge (latest version)
  • Mozilla Firefox (latest version)

As is often the case with device support, the devices listed here are not final and are subject to change over time. In other words, those with currently unsupported devices may find their smart TV, streaming player, or other devices, gains support in the future.


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John Finn

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