Coverage
Where TREX TV Works
TREX TV needs broadband, not a local installation. The markets below have pages written and checked in the language of the people reading them.
TREX TV arrives over ordinary broadband, so there is no country where it needs special hardware and no country where it needs an installer. What changes from place to place is your connection, the devices people typically own, and the local rules you are responsible for. The pages below cover the markets we can write about properly.
United Kingdom
Connection types, provider content filters, evening contention, and the TV licence question.
EnglishUnited States
Cable and fibre realities, monthly data caps, and why Roku will not run it.
EnglishCanada
Urban cable versus rural fixed wireless, usage caps, and bilingual audio tracks.
EnglishAustralia
What each NBN tier actually delivers in the evening, and why the typical evening speed is the figure to read.
EnglishIreland
Fibre versus rural fixed wireless, thick-walled housing and Wi-Fi, and the licence question.
EnglishMalta
The main local internet providers, the settings that matter on a Maltese connection, and what to send support.
EnglishWhy the list is short. This site used to carry around twenty country pages built from one template, several of them in languages nobody on the team could check. In August 2026 we removed them from search rather than leave machine-quality copy standing in for local knowledge. Markets will be added back as pages that a fluent speaker has actually written and reviewed — not before.
Using TREX TV anywhere else
The service itself is not restricted by country. If your market is not listed above, everything you need is still here:
- How much bandwidth HD and 4K need — the numbers are the same everywhere.
- Supported devices and setup guides — the same seventeen routes wherever you are.
- The free 24-hour trial — the only test that tells you how it behaves on your connection.
Two things that are yours, not ours, wherever you live
Local law. Television licensing, broadcasting rules and consumer law vary by country and are your responsibility. We are not in a position to advise on them.
Currency. Prices are set and charged in US dollars. Your bank converts and may add a foreign-transaction fee.