What to Test During Your Trial
Test 1: Login and authentication
Enter your credentials in your app or web player. Confirm login works on your primary device. Test login on a second device if you plan to stream on multiple devices.
Test 2: Channel loading speed
Browse the channel list. Time how long it takes to load. Switch between channels quickly — channel switching should be smooth, under 3 seconds per channel.
Test 3: Live TV quality
Watch 5-10 different live channels for 2-3 minutes each. Check for buffering, pixelation, audio sync, and overall quality. Note which channels have issues.
Test 4: VOD and series playback
Try watching a movie or series episode from the VOD section. Check if VOD works, how fast it loads, and if you can pause, rewind, and fast-forward.
Test 5: Peak hours performance
Test during peak hours (7-10 PM) when streaming traffic is highest. If it buffers during peak hours, you may need a VPN or faster internet.
Test 6: Different devices
If you have multiple devices (Firestick, phone, laptop), test on each. Some devices may perform better than others.
Test 7: With and without VPN
If you have a VPN, test with and without it. If buffering improves with a VPN, your ISP is throttling. Note which configuration works best.
Test 8: EPG (program guide)
Check if the electronic program guide loads. It should show what is currently playing on each channel. A missing EPG does not affect video playback.
Test 9: Customer support response
Send a test message to Telegram support. See how quickly they respond and how helpful they are. This tells you what support will be like as a paying customer.
Test 10: Overall experience
After 24 hours, ask yourself: Was the quality good enough? Did it buffer too much? Was it easy to use? Would I pay for this? If yes, continue to a monthly plan.