Television

Watch actual TV.\
On an actual TV.

Sure you can watch TV on the internet. But it’s just not the same as really real actually live TV.

Live TV

You can save up to 100 hours of HD content, record up to 6 shows at the same time, and access your recordings from any oxio TV receiver in your home.

PVR cloud recording

There are some scenes you absolutely need to watch again and again and again—and then just one last time. With replay (on eligible channels) you can.

Replay

More than 130 channels
to surf.

Crave and HBO

Sports Franco

Sports Plus

STARZ

Super Écran

Add a premium package for even more TV.

Additional receivers are $5 each per month. We know, we know. Charging extra is pretty lame. But, each receiver costs us $100. We’d go broke if we included anymore than one.

Your first oxio TV receiver is included in your package.

Yeah... So that isn’t super impressive news. But, it is good to know! If you’re looking for more info on our remote, it’s [right here](https://aide.oxio.ca/en/article/how-to-have-my-remote-control-my-tv-10csvr2/).

oxio TV comes with a remote! 

You’ll need a 30 Mbps oxio internet plan (or faster) to subscribe to oxio TV. But don’t worry, we’ll walk you through it all during the sign up process. 

oxio TV and oxio internet were made for each other.

Click [right here](/en/package-creation) to see if oxio TV is available in your neighbourhood.

For now, oxio TV is only available in Québec.

Everything you need to actually watch your oxio TV is included.

We know that internet TV has kind of a bad rap. But, we’ve worked hard to make watching oxio TV as smooth as can be. Here’s a bit of a crash course on the differences between traditional and internet TV:

Traditional TV is delivered into your home through a cable, satellite or antenna. Cable and satellite both work by letting you “tune in” to whats being broadcast—cable via a wire and satellite through the air. The big difference with internet TV is that it’s delivered via the internet to your oxio TV receiver. Seriously. That’s it.

oxio TV is just like other TV—we promise.

We think we’ve done a pretty good job at offering you all the channels you could possibly want. 

Unless you ask our Brand and Comm. Lead, David, who’d like us to offer CNN. But CNN only distributes over satellite and our setup is physical. 

All that being said, if you’d really like us to offer a channel that we don’t offer yet, just reach out to our customer care team. We can’t make any promises, but we can promise to do our best.

We offer most channels. Not all. But almost all.

We want you to be the holder of your oxio TV remote.  So, if you want to change channels in your TV package, you can! Just log into your client portal and find your way to your oxio TV section. 

You can add channels to your package whenever you want. (That’s the good part.) The less good part is that you can only switch or remove channels every 36 days. Why 36 days you ask? Well, that’s the part that’s out of our control. The 36 day period is determined by the billing cycle of the companies that own the channels (Bell Media, Corus, TVA Group, etc.). They don’t all have the same billing cycle, so we had to go with the longest period. Which is 36 days.

Changing channels is as easy as click, click, click, click.

First, that was a horrible pun and we’re sorry. Second, bundles. Don’t get us wrong—bundles are great for the big telcos. They lure you in with limited time offers, get you to subscribe to multiple services, lock you into a long term contract, and aren’t shy about adding on extra costs. All that adds up to more profit for the big telcos and less money in your bank account. At oxio, we’re all about transparency and fair and sustainably priced services. That means we don’t bundle because our profit margins are already as low as we’re comfortable going. 

Bundles aren’t all they’re bundled up to be.

We’re here to be the best home internet service provider (ISP) we can be. So, when we move into a new neighbourhood we put all our efforts into offering you radically transparent home internet without all the big telco bullshit. And, once we make that happen, we introduce our other services—like oxio TV and home phone. 

Watch actual TV.
On an actual TV.

Sure you can watch TV on the internet. But it’s just not the same as really real actually live TV.

More than 130 channels to surf.

Add a premium package for even more TV.

Crave and HBO

+$16

Sports Franco

+$14

Sports Plus

+$24

STARZ

+$5

Super Écran

+$12

WWE

+$11

Everything you need to actually watch your oxio TV is included.

Your first oxio TV receiver is included in your package.

oxio TV comes with a remote!

oxio TV and oxio internet were made for each other.

For now, oxio TV is only available in Québec.

The guide to everything oxio TV is right here.

oxio TV is just like other TV—we promise.

We offer most channels. Not all. But almost all.

Changing channels is as easy as click, click, click, click.

Bundles aren’t all they’re bundled up to be.

For now, oxio TV is only available in Québec.

Internet that's got your back.

Long live the home phone!

Being nice shouldn’t be an afterthought.

Watch actual TV. On an actual TV.

Sure you can watch TV on the internet. But it’s just not the same as really real actually live TV.

More than 130 channels to surf.

Add a premium package for even more TV.

Crave and HBO

+$16

Sports Franco

+$14

Sports Plus

+$24

STARZ

+$5

Super Écran

+$12

WWE

+$11

Everything you need to actually watch your oxio TV is included.

Your first oxio TV receiver is included in your package.

oxio TV comes with a remote!

oxio TV and oxio internet were made for each other.

For now, oxio TV is only available in Québec.

The guide to everything oxio TV is right here.

oxio TV is just like other TV—we promise.

We offer most channels. Not all. But almost all.

Changing channels is as easy as click, click, click, click.

Bundles aren’t all they’re bundled up to be.

For now, oxio TV is only available in Québec.

Internet that's got your back.

Long live the home phone!

Being nice shouldn’t be an afterthought.

Watch actual TV.
On an actual TV.