In this Nikon IPTV review for FireStick and Android, I’ll discuss its top features, packages, and pricing. Nikon IPTV is supported on various Android-powered devices, including the New FireStick 4K, New FireStick 4K Max, 3rd Generation FireStick, FireStick Lite, Android Box, and NVIDIA Shield. What Is Nikon IPTV? Nikon IPTV is an IPTV service offering local and international live TV networks. It boasts over 10,000 live TV stations and 20,000 plus on-demand videos. You can watch content in various categories, including sports, news, entertainment, and pay-per-view (PPV) events. Like most IPTV services, Nikon IPTV provides EPG URLs and M3U links to access its content. It is compatible with several IPTV players and external video players. Most of the content on Nikon IPTV is Full High Definition (FHD), with some stations and on-demand videos in 4K. It also features an Electronic Program Guide (EPG) that provides details of live and upcoming programs. I also found the customer support responsive. You can contact Nikon IPTV customer care through the chat feature on their website. If the chat is offline, you will receive the answer in the email. Because of these features, this IPTV secures a place in our list of the top IPTV services for FireStick, Android, TV, and PC. Attention: Read before you continue Governments and ISPs worldwide monitor their users’ online activities. If you are found streaming copyrighted content on your device, you could get into serious trouble. Currently, your IP is visible to everyone. I strongly recommend you get a good VPN and hide your identity so your movie viewing experience doesn’t take a bad turn. I use ExpressVPN, which is the fastest and most secure VPN for IPTV. It is very easy to install on any device, including Amazon Fire TV Stick. Also, it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you don’t like their service, you can always ask for a refund. ExpressVPN also has a special deal where you can get 3 months free and save 49% on an annual plan. Read: How to Install and Use a VPN on FireStick Read: How to Install VPN on Other Streaming Devices Is Nikon IPTV Safe and Legal? The official website for Nikon IPTV is https://nikoniptv.me. It’s natural to be concerned about the safety of third-party IPTV services because some come with malware and viruses. I examined the Nikon IPTV URL on the VirusTotal internet security site to ascertain its safety. One security vendor suspected the URL to contain malicious files. Although there is only one red flag, I would advise you to do your due diligence before installing the app. Please check the VirusTotal screenshot below: FireStickTricks.com can’t vouch for the legality of third-party IPTV services, such as Nikon IPTV. Their legitimacy is subject to several factors, including streaming sources, licensing and permissions from content owners, and location. I discourage all forms of piracy and copyright infringement. However, your privacy is important. Therefore, always connect your device to a VPN when using the IPTV service to hide your internet activity. I recommend ExpressVPN for its military-grade encryption technology and incredible speeds. Nikon IPTV Plans and Pricing Nikon IPTV offers four subscription plans. These plans differ in pricing and duration. However, each plan provides 10,000 plus live TV networks, 20,000 VOD, an EPG, and one connection. These are the various Nikon IPTV offers: 1-month subscription at $12 3-month subscription at $25 6-month subscription at $40 12-month subscription at $55 You can buy a subscription using a card, PayPal, Bitcoin, and other cryptocurrencies. Nikon IPTV Features Here are the top features of Nikon IPTV: A collection of local and international TV channels. Over 20,000 on-demand shows and movies. Content is available in SD, HD, Full HD, and 4K. Provides an Electronic Program Guide. A favorites section for quick access to your preferred content. Mostly stable and buffer-free servers. Compatible with most streaming devices, including FireStick, Android boxes, Smart TVs, and NVIDIA Shield. Quick and responsive customer support. Variety of content, including sports, entertainment, kids cartoons, family shows, and PPV events. Support for external IPTV and media players. Offers a free trial of up to 24 hours. Subscribing to Nikon IPTV Legal Disclaimer: This tutorial is purely educational. FireStickTricks.com doesn’t own, host, operate, resell, or distribute any streaming apps, addons, websites, IPTV or services. The page contains some unverified services, and we are not certain whether they hold legal licenses to distribute the content. FireStickTricks.com does not verify the legality of each app/service in all regions. Do your due diligence if you use any of the unverified apps/services, and stream only content that is available in the public domain. The end-user shall be solely responsible for the media accessed. Nikon IPTV offers a 24-hour free trial. You can register for this trial to familiarize yourself with the content before committing to a subscription plan. Here are the steps to buy a subscription plan: 1. Go to https://nikoniptv.me. Click Pricing. Then, follow the onscreen instructions to buy the subscription. Disclaimer: FireStickTricks.com is not associated with third-party IPTV providers, including Nikon IPTV. The URL above points to an external source. 2. Choose a plan and click Buy Now. I recommend month-to-month plans with unofficial IPTV providers. Long-term commitment may be risky as many services go out of business unexpectedly. 3. Fill out the checkout form with your first and last name, country, address, and email address. Please recheck and ensure your email address is correct. That’s where you will receive your login details. 4. Choose the payment mode on the same page. Here are the options: Credit Card: You receive an email with the payment link. Crypto: You are redirected to the Coinbase website. Manual: You receive an email with instructions to pay through PayPal. Click Place Order. 5. The following page appears upon successful submission of the order. If you chose credit card payment, please wait for the email with the payment link. It may take a few minutes. 6. Enter your credit card information and click Pay Invoice. Note: I recommend turning off the Remember credit