Luxara TV — Streaming Made Simple
Luxara TV brings premium streaming and live channels to any screen. Learn about features, pricing, and setup.
Finally cut the cable—and the internet bill. Stream everything with built-in cellular data.
Control everything with your voice. Search, play, pause, and switch apps hands-free.
Cloud gaming support means you can play the latest titles without a console.
Set up multiple LUXARA TV devices for synchronized whole-home entertainment.
Do I need internet service?
No! LUXARA TV has built-in cellular connectivity, so you can stream without traditional internet service. Perfect for RVs, cabins, or anywhere without cable/fiber.
What streaming services are included?
LUXARA TV supports all major streaming platforms including Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, and more. Streaming subscriptions are sold separately.
How does the cellular streaming work?
LUXARA TV includes a built-in multi-carrier cellular modem. Simply add a streaming data plan and start watching—no external devices needed.
Can I use it with my existing WiFi?
Absolutely! LUXARA TV works with WiFi too. Use cellular when you're mobile or as a backup, and WiFi when available.
4K streaming uses about 7GB per hour. We offer unlimited streaming plans optimized for LUXARA TV, so you never have to worry about data caps.
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Luxara TV brings premium streaming and live channels to any screen, with simple setup and no long-term contract.
Premium streaming device with built-in multi-carrier cellular connectivity. Cut the cable cord completely—no traditional internet required.
Access thousands of apps and all major streaming services
LUXARA TV transforms how you experience entertainment
Frequently Asked Questions
Experience premium entertainment without the cable company. Stream anywhere, anytime.
What Luxara TV is
Luxara TV is television delivered over your internet connection rather than through a dish or a cable line. There is no coaxial wiring, no roof hardware, and no landlord conversation — the picture arrives over the same broadband that serves the rest of the house.
That makes it a straightforward fit for renters, apartments, second homes, and anyone who has already replaced a cable box with streaming devices and simply wants live channels back without reinstalling infrastructure.
What you need to run it well
Streaming television is bandwidth arithmetic. Each concurrent stream consumes bandwidth continuously while it is running, so the number that matters is streams at once, not the size of your household.
A stable connection matters more than a fast one — buffering comes from instability, not from a low headline number.
Wired Ethernet to the main TV eliminates most playback complaints in one step.
On Wi-Fi, the 5GHz band is preferable to 2.4GHz for streaming devices near the router.
Rough planning figures. Actual usage varies by service and content.
Simultaneous streams · Practical bandwidth to reserve · Notes
1 HD stream · 8–10 Mbps · Comfortable on almost any modern connection
2–3 HD streams · 25–30 Mbps · Typical family evening
1 4K stream · 25 Mbps · 4K roughly triples HD demand
2 4K + 1 HD · 60–75 Mbps · Plan headroom above this for browsing and calls
Devices and setup
1. Confirm your internet connection has headroom for the number of concurrent streams you plan to run.
2. Sign in on your streaming device — smart TV app, streaming stick, tablet, or phone.
3. Wire the primary television to the router with Ethernet if the run is practical.
4. Set additional profiles or devices for other household members.
5. Test during peak evening hours, which is when a marginal connection reveals itself.
How it compares to satellite and cable TV
· Luxara TV (streaming) · Satellite · Cable TV
Hardware attached to building · None · Dish with southern sky line of sight · Coax and set-top box
Install · Sign in, minutes · Professional, 2–4 hours · Technician or self-install kit
Works in a rental · Yes · Usually needs landlord approval · Depends on existing wiring
Depends on internet · Yes · No for live channels · No
Moves with you · Yes · Requires reinstallation · Requires new service order
Weather sensitivity · None beyond your connection · Heavy rain can interrupt · None
If your internet cannot support it
The honest failure mode for streaming TV is a weak connection, and no package change fixes that. Solve the connection first.
No wired broadband at the address: Dragon Router fixed wireless delivers a home connection over the cellular network.
Connection exists but stalls at peak hours: check placement and wire the main TV before changing plans.
Prefer live channels without depending on internet at all: DIRECTV satellite remains the better fit.
Travel, RV, or seasonal property: pair streaming with a Freedom Hotspot and check coverage where you park.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a satellite dish for Luxara TV?
- No. It is delivered over your internet connection, so there is no dish, no roof work, and no coaxial wiring.
- How much internet speed do I need?
- Plan on roughly 8–10 Mbps per HD stream and about 25 Mbps per 4K stream, plus headroom for everything else the household is doing.
- Can I watch on more than one TV at the same time?
- Yes, up to the concurrent stream limit on your package. Tell us how many screens must work at once and we will match the package to it.
- Does it work when I travel?
- It follows your internet connection rather than an address, so it works anywhere you have a stable connection — including over a hotspot, subject to coverage and your data plan.
- What causes buffering?
- Almost always connection instability or Wi-Fi interference rather than raw speed. Wiring the main television to the router resolves the majority of cases.
- Can I keep my existing internet provider?
- Yes. Streaming television works over any sufficiently stable broadband connection, whoever provides it.