freeintertv.com
I recently learned about FreeInterTV, a streaming service that my close friend sent me a link to. After streaming on the network for nearly two weeks, here's what I found: it has over 1900+ channels with live broadcasts from all over the world. I don't want you to consider it as free, but rather as free Internet TV. It's similar in its operation to USTV GO, the only difference being that FreeInterTV has a massive catalog of channels from around the world.
Recently, I discovered that there are more and more channels available to watch online. I couldn't believe it when I found out that even regional channels from countries such as India, Russia, Ukraine, and Turkey have been added! FreeInterTV, created by Alexander Tsybulsky offers news, entertainment, and music channels for free.
What is FreeInterTV?
FreeInterTV is a streaming website that provides access to over 1900+ channels. It uses a VPN to hide your identity and provide an encrypted connection. This site is less known than some other IPTV websites, but it offers more features and is especially useful for people in third-world countries. To use FreeInterTV, you need a stable internet connection and a VPN.
Why should you stream on FreeInterTV?
If a streaming service has the capability to allow users to stream over 1900+ channels, you know that you can never run out of content. Especially given that most of the content is live TV and streaming which are constantly updated with new episodes. FreeInterTV keeps adding more regional networks every week which keeps the users glued to its network. You can find some of the remotest channels on the network which you wouldn't get on a premium service network and that is something which makes this website great.
Remote but exceptional
One of the few reasons why FreeInterTV cannot be seen as a cord-cutting alternative is because not many people know about it. Thus, if you have not heard of FreeInterTV before, I would advise you to check out their massive catalog of Live TV content which actually has the capability to become a cord-cutting alternative.
Top 100 channels
Alexander and his team have taken the efforts to segregate the most popular channels from the herd. This means that you don't have to search for the top channels and can easily find them on the right side. We will discuss the channels in detail in the content category but as of now, I just want you to know that you can access these channels within a single click.
Horoscope
One of the most absurd yet fun things on this streaming service was a category called Horoscope. I had never seen such a category on a streaming network, and though it comes off as filler - it's fun to check what's up with your luck in general. There's a dedicated horoscope page which is updated regularly, for instance, mine says "Take your time as you strive to communicate your side of the story." So, that's certainly something I'm doing with this review.
Decent Stream
Although FreeInterTV is not the best IPTV out there, it does offer a decent streaming experience. There are a few issues here and there, but the actual video playing experience is actually cool. I didn't face any major problems once I reached the content page, which after loading for a while, started playing the content in real-time without any buffer or annoying pop-up ads.
How to access FreeInterTV?
To access FreeInterTV, you can either type its name in a browser or use the following link: FreeInterTV. Whether you're located in the US, UK, or any other country, using a VPN will protect you from hackers and advertising.
Design
The design of this website is very unattractive. It feels like it belongs in the 1990s or that an intern created an HTML demo website and forgot to update it. Everything from the header to footer is bland - and that's actually a positive thing.
The site has a logo and search bar and the categories section which includes Home, TV Online, Articles, Horoscope, Guest Book and Feedback. Each of the headings have dedicated pages. Out of all these pages, Home was the only page that was worth browsing. The Horoscope page was outdated and didn't have any information while the Feedback page wasn't current either so it's not worth visiting those pages.
The most unpleasant banner I have seen so far is in the hero section. Though there are no ads or irritating native blogs, the central area in the hero section is horrendous. Yet again, its functionality overtakes the visual appeal as each banner is clickable which leads you to a new page wherein you choose a particular channel from that country.
As you scroll down, you will find a list of channels on the left under the "Most Popular" tab and thumbnails with channels details placed horizontally, one after the other. There is the logo on the left followed by Channel, Niche, Views, Country and Description. Apart from these, there is not much to talk about design on FreeInterTV. I have covered the key areas on the website and that is pretty much it.
Content
If the design is FreeInterTV's Achilles heel, then the content is truly Peter Parker's web. Once you're on the service, you're hooked. The vast library of content from niches such as Entertainment, Finance, General, Kids, Local, Movies, Movies, News, Religious, Sports, Teleshopping, Weather, WebCam and Zoo Cam ensures that there's something for everyone.
Each of the channels is sorted by the country and you can choose any country to browse those niches. Just select a location, select the niche, and press on the search button. It will provide you dedicated channels in that region.
For example, when I click "US" and "Sports," I get channels such as Gol TV, Fox Soccer, Universal Sports, ESPN3, ESPN Mobile, Maxx Sports, Speed TV, ESPN, ESPN HD, HBO Boxing, BeIN Sports, NBC Sports, NFL Network, Sky Sports, Fox Sports and Baseball Channel among many others.
Lifestyle channels are focused on topics such as fashion, beauty, cookery, and wildlife.
Niche channels are focused on a specific topic such as tech news, weight loss, or home improvement.
Many news channels will be broadcasting the inauguration. Some of these channels are MSNBC, Fox, Bloomberg, C-Span, CNN, ABC, and NBC Live.
A variety of entertainment channels are available for those who want to watch programs that make them laugh, learn about history, or experience dramatic moments. Some popular channels include Comedy Central, Destination America, History Channel, FX, TBS, MTV, OWN, and T&T & USA Network.
The premium channels mentioned are HBO, Starz, Telemundo, NFL Network, Baseball Channel, FXX and Bravo.
I have listed some of the most popular sports channels.
It's crazy how most of these channels cost upwards of $80+ as part of your cable bill and with FreeInterTV, you can watch them for absolutely free. Be it NBA or NFL, you can stream live from anywhere in the world.
Desktop/Mobile experience
I wasn't too pleased with FreeInterTV's mobile website. The desktop experience wasn't something to write home about either. Sure, the streaming doesn't have ad discrepancies but the quality isn't the best. It's more of a compromising streaming experience even with a 32MB internet connection.
I streamed from my HP laptop and there were few positives. These include Windows Media decoders and RealMedia which add to the video playing capabilities on this platform. Other than that, the channels are well-bifurcated under headings which allows you to access the content quickly.
Suggestions I have for FreeInterTV
I believe that Alexander and his team should work on improving FreeInterTV's interface in order to make the content more attractive. They could host the content on a better website, where titles would look more stylish. Channels could be arranged better and there is a massive need for an interface update in terms of graphical design.
Conclusion
Don't expect something extraordinary from this service. Yes, it has all the content in the world but it does not have the best framework to distinguish itself from other free IPTV streaming services.
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