Hubbl Hub is a compact device that instantly upgrades your Smart TV
Why buy a Hubbl?
Easy Discovery
There's no need to go in and out of apps to discover the content you’ll love.
Continue Watching
Pick up where you left off with one Continue Watching list across apps and free-to-air TV.1
Integrated TV Guide
Enjoy live channels with an inbuilt TV guide and no aerial needed.2
Universal Search
Search across streaming apps and free-to-air TV channels in one go using voice or text.1
One compact device delivering a seamless experience
Ultra HD Streaming
Dolby Atmos® Compatible
No TV aerial required
Voice Command
Don't just believe us
Hubbl is like going to an all-you-can eat banquet – you simply browse and find what you want to watch from a range of sources.
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Watchlists can also be spread across profiles, so you can have your own that is different to your partners, and Hubbl will also suggest shows you can watch together based on those Watchlists. This is powerful, and a great concept.
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The great thing about Hubbl is finding content you love but don’t know where to start. I asked my wife to try it out and she was blown away by a voice search that found an obscure series she started watching on a recent plane trip.
The Hubbl box is an intelligent platform that does a great job in bringing the best content to the surface, so you spend less time scrolling and more time watching.
Read MoreHubbl has done the improbable by pulling all the content into one place, and it has the potential to be a game-changer.
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Hubbl shows you the best of each streaming service in one place.
The convenience of live free-to-air TV without an aerial, built right into the on-screen TV guide, will also be a winner in some homes.
The more subscriptions you have through Hubbl, the more you can recoup. It’s a good way to save a bit of coin – and it’s the only platform in Australia that offers billing integration and subscription management.
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Arguably my favourite feature of Hubbl is the Watchlist feature, which is represented as a plus button on the remote. You can add in various TV series or movies from any of the streaming services or free-to-air channels and have one watch list containing content from all of the services.
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It’s especially great for lean-back channel surfing as it allows you to switch between premium apps and the various ‘on demand’ free-to-air channels with ease.
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What Hubbl shows you is what’s trending on their respective apps so you’re always presented with the latest stuff or what people are discussing by the water cooler. If you follow Hubbl’s recommendations you won’t be left out of the conversation ever again.
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Hubbl is like going to an all-you-can eat banquet – you simply browse and find what you want to watch from a range of sources.
Read More
Watchlists can also be spread across profiles, so you can have your own that is different to your partners, and Hubbl will also suggest shows you can watch together based on those Watchlists. This is powerful, and a great concept.
Read More
The great thing about Hubbl is finding content you love but don’t know where to start. I asked my wife to try it out and she was blown away by a voice search that found an obscure series she started watching on a recent plane trip. Hubbl instantly identified the right series that was split up between Binge and Channel 7. It was able to show them in order even though the series continuity was broken up over different networks. Pretty powerful stuff.
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The Hubbl box is an intelligent platform that does a great job in bringing the best content to the surface, so you spend less time scrolling and more time watching.
Read More
Hubbl has done the improbable by pulling all the content into one place, and it has the potential to be a game-changer.
Read More
Hubbl shows you the best of each streaming service in one place.
The convenience of live free-to-air TV without an aerial, built right into the on-screen TV guide, will also be a winner in some homes.
The more subscriptions you have through Hubbl, the more you can recoup. It’s a good way to save a bit of coin – and it’s the only platform in Australia that offers billing integration and subscription management.
Read More
Arguably my favourite feature of Hubbl is the Watchlist feature, which is represented as a plus button on the remote. You can add in various TV series or movies from any of the streaming services or free-to-air channels and have one watch list containing content from all of the services.
Read More
It’s especially great for lean-back channel surfing as it allows you to switch between premium apps and the various ‘on demand’ free-to-air channels with ease.
Read More
What Hubbl shows you is what’s trending on their respective apps so you’re always presented with the latest stuff or what people are discussing by the water cooler. If you follow Hubbl’s recommendations you won’t be left out of the conversation ever again.
Read MoreEverybody's Hubbl'n
Matty Johns discussing how Hubbl Hub easily integrates your streaming apps and free-to-air TV.
Yvonne Sampson highlights how Hubbl Hub let's you watch all of your favourite sports in 4K.
Andrew Winter talks about how Hubbl Hub let's you create your own personalised watchlist.
Cath Cox highlighting how Hubbl Hub instantly upgrades her TV making it easier for her to watch the Netball.
Frequently asked questions
How is Hubbl different to other products on the market?
Here are some features that are unique to Hubbl:
- The ability to earn up to $15 monthly credit by stacking eligible apps, saving you money each month.
- An integrated seven-day free-to-air TV guide, with live channels accessible with or without a TV aerial.
- Search across 17+ streaming apps and free-to-air TV using voice or text.
- A universal Continue Watching carousel that integrates free-to-air TV, on demand and streaming content to keep track of your shows.
- Personalised Watchlists, where you can add content from different streaming apps or live channels to watch later.
- The only platform in Australia to offer billing integration and subscription management on the device itself.
How will I know if my TV is compatible?
Hubbl is compatible with all TVs that have a HDMI port, regardless of whether it’s a smart TV or not.
Hubbl requires a broadband connection, and internet speeds may impact stream quality. To experience 4K content on your Hubbl Hub, you must have a compatible 4K TV.
Do I need multiple Hubbl devices?
You’ll need one Hubbl per TV, which will be linked to the one Hubbl account. Once you’ve set up Hubbl, you can start signing in to apps to stream content.
Is Hubbl complicated to set up?
Hubbl connects via HDMI, so all you’ll need to do is connect it to your existing TV with the provided HDMI cable and connect it to power, then follow the onscreen prompts. For more information on setting up Hubbl, click here.
Can I use Hubbl on a mobile?
No, Hubbl is available via a small device that plugs into any TV with a HDMI port, as well as via Hubbl Glass - a TV with a built-in sound bar that only requires an internet connection and a power cord.
Can I record on Hubbl?
There's no recording functionality on Hubbl devices, however you can search for programs you may have missed via the Hubbl home screen or within the app itself.
Separate app subscriptions required
1 Selected apps only.
2Selected channels only.
3Requires compatible 4K TV. Minimum broadband speed of 20Mbps required. Selected content only.
4Requires compatible Dolby Atmos supported device. Selected content only.