ITVX

ITV PLC

Ratings 3.9 ★

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10,000,000+Downloads

ITV PLCDeveloper

EntertainmentCategory

Parental guidanceAge

air.ITVMobilePlayerPackage

130153App ID

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Overview

ITVX is an entertainment app by ITV PLC; at 10,000,000+ installs it is well established, with millions of users. It polarises - 19% of ratings sit at the bottom of the scale despite a 59% five-star share.

Features

Entertainment app A Entertainment app published by ITV PLC.
10,000,000+ installs Google Play reports 10,000,000+ installs, a reliable sign of an active user base.
Optional in-app purchases Free to install; in-app purchases (£3.99 - £59.99 if billed through Play) are optional.
Rated Parental guidance Content rating Parental guidance on Google Play.

Listing assessment

Free to download, though in-app purchases run £3.99 - £59.99 if billed through Play. Content is rated Parental guidance. 67,601 people have left a written review.

Pros

Proven at scale With 10,000,000+ installs it is far past the experimental stage.
Actively maintained Updated within the last few weeks.

Cons

Mixed reception 19% of ratings are one star; read recent reviews before relying on it.
In-app purchases Some content is paid (£3.99 - £59.99 if billed through Play).

Frequently asked questions

Which Android version does ITVX need?

The requirement varies with device; the newest build targets current Android releases.

Does ITVX cost anything?

The app is free to install; in-app purchases (£3.99 - £59.99 if billed through Play) are optional.

How do I install the APK?

Download the file from the version page, open it on your Android device and allow installs from this source when prompted. XAPK bundles need the APKPure app or a split-APK installer (see the install guide in the footer). Always prefer the latest version unless you specifically need an older build.

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Why does the download or install fail?

Usually not enough storage, an Android version below the requirement (Varies with device), an interrupted connection, or installs from unknown sources being blocked in settings.