^β Only subscribers or set-top box users can access this channel.^α Only offers a 16:9 standard definition (SD) quality for now.All premium channels also available via à la carte option from as low as RM6/month.A specially-priced data plan may be purchased from several telcos to ensure watching shows doesn't drain the data quota of the phone. Each unifi TV subscriber is entitled to two free mobile devices for watching, and customers are free to sign up for extra packages on an à-la-carte basis. The IPTV service is also available to all mobile device subscribers with the unifi playTV (officially known as app (formerly known as HyppTV Everywhere) for Android and iOS. The bandwidth is also shared for both Internet and IPTV for Streamyx customers. However, due to the technical limitations of ADSL on copper line, certain features like picture-in-picture (PiP) and high-definition (HD) available to unifi customers are not available for Streamyx customers. This IPTV service was later offered to Streamyx ADSL2+ (now called as 'Broadband' or 'pre-unifi') customers. The service is being offered to residential and business customers in Malaysia over an optical fiber network via Fiber to the Home (FTTH) for landed properties and VDSL2 for high rise properties. The app also helped boost viewership of unifi TV. The app is available on Google-certified devices, and to users which have been migrated. On 30th June 2020, the unifi TV app was updated to allow subscribers to download the app on other Android TV devices without the need for the Plus Box. FOX+ was also installed, but is not available in Malaysia at the moment. It introduced new features such as the delivery of 4K content through the unifi TV app, and came with several pre-installed streaming apps, including iflix, dimsum, BBC Player, YuppTV, and Viu. The box was manufactured by Skyworth Digital. On 15th January 2020, unifi TV launched the unifi Plus Box, which ran off Android TV platform.

However, this resulted in new unifi TV users being unable to enjoy benefits the unifi TV set-top box had, such as improved visual quality, watching channels exclusive to the set-top box (such as majority channels from The Walt Disney Company Asia Pacific, joining contests and using TV apps).

In January 2019, TM temporarily stopped offering free unifi TV set-top boxes for new unifi Home and broadband customers and instead provided unifi playTV, citing the changing consumer behaviour of watching television programs on the go and rising trends of OTT services.

Besides the change in its logo, the rebranding exercise was done in phases. Since the unifi TV relaunch, everything remained the same for the service except its logo and interactive apps (except iCookAsia). On 12 January 2018, as part of the true convergence initiative by TM, HyppTV and HyppTV Everywhere was relaunched as unifi TV and unifi playTV respectively.

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