Hey all, just wanted to share my experience with Helix IPTV.
I used to use Vaders but found there was quite a bit of buffering, so I searched through reddit and other forums for good IPTV providers. I came across Helix and decided to give it a go. I used Xtream editor to edit the playlist down to what I wanted, and added it to Emby Live TV & DVR (works great for IPTV btw).
I noticed that there was little buffering on most channels I tried. There were a few that would stutter continuously, but if I came back the next day they were usually fixed and played smoothly.
The quality on a lot of the channels is great and very enjoyable (specifically some of the news and sports channels). The sports channels on Helix are better quality than my old cable provider. Most of the USA/UK movie channels had good enough quality to enjoy a movie on, so that's great. Some channels have pretty poor quality but this is only a few, and they are still watchable.
In terms of channel selection, they have most of the channels anyone in the US, UK or Canada would be after. Plenty of sports, movies, news, entertainment, all the big channels are on there as you would expect. I know they also have channels from other countries but I haven't used them.
The EPG they provided was up to scratch (I used it briefly with perfect player and Helix's own APK and web player) and it worked fine. However I don't use Helix's EPG with Emby, I use Emby's built in guide info grabber (for posters and other metadata which enhances the experience).
The price is great for just one connection ($8 pounds) but if you need it for a family or want to use a DVR program like Emby or Plex, more connections are available for $5 pounds each.
Overall, Helix IPTV has been fantastic and at this stage I would recommend you try it!
I was with them for a few months, it was great initially with the quality and PayPal, no worries. Then PayPal got stopped and it was a minor inconvenience but it was still worth it. Eventually the buffering was getting out of hand and I switched. I use it mostly for sports, and buffering in the middle of a match is a headache. This became the norm unfortunately and with the having to open up a ticket to get PayPal, it’s a bit more hassle than it’s worth.