Here is my 1 month review of Gears TV. The IPTV service that is $15 a month.
It Just Works...most of the time. The channels were fine and PPV ran without issues. They did drop the ball on preseason football, but that isn't a huge blow. Did they have channels down? Yes. Was it a lot of channels? No. They posted them on FB each day, but some seem to listed daily. Also, channels would go down here and there, but I wouldn't say it was more/less than my $5 provider.
Customer Service: They have a FB and Discord; however, it seems like they just had one mod the whole time and some questions and help topics would go untouched for a day or so. Customer service wasn't the best, but I've tried IPTV with worse.
Channels/Video: Like I said earlier...they were fine. I only have a 36" 1080p TV, so the picture was fine on mine. Obviously, the picture may look different on a 60" 4k...I can't answer that. The UFC and Boxing PPV were fine. I just checked them for a few minutes, but they seemed to working well (not really into either). Channels would occasionally go down, but nothing different than a normal IPTV service.
Website/Resellers: The official GearsTV site is hard to find. Typing in "Gears Tv" in google gives you a ton of resellers, some with higher prices. Just watching TargetIn1080p on Youtube, seems like they keep going back and forth between self selling and resellers only; Gears vs Reloaded ; I'm selling Gears/not selling Gears/just help Gears out/buying Gears back; and just confusing people with the two services and APK. If you want to try Gears, the official link is: https://omarsvideos.com/acc/ I can't remember if this is the one I used, but the official one TargetIn1080p gave on Youtube.
Overall, it is ok. Personally, I think you can find similar services and better support for the price. $15 for one connection is extremely high. $15 for 2 or 3 connections a month makes a little more sense. For the channels I mostly watch, I could not tell a huge difference between the $5 provider and Gears. Your mileage may vary though.
Who’s your $5 provider?