Qobuz has announced the launch of its new Android TV app, expanding its reach beyond headphones and hi-fi systems to the heart of home entertainment. The app is available now via the Google Play Store for all TVs and devices running Google TV.

The new platform grants access to Qobuz’s complete catalogue, including curated playlists, editorial selections, favourites, and personalised recommendations. Every track can be streamed in lossless, CD, or high-resolution quality — the brand’s signature focus on fidelity fully intact. The interface has been optimised for large-screen navigation, offering intuitive browsing for albums, artists, and playlists.

Playback can also be controlled remotely thanks to Qobuz Connect, which allows users to operate the app from their smartphone or tablet while the TV handles the audio output. The feature was part of a broader rollout earlier this year that extended seamless hi-res streaming control across compatible devices, signalling Qobuz’s intent to unify its platform across home and portable listening environments.

Axel Destagnol, Chief Product Officer at Qobuz, told StereoNET:

Our users have been asking us for Android TV for a long time. This app embodies our desire to be accessible wherever people listen to music — from headphones to the living room — while preserving what makes Qobuz unique: audio quality and editorial richness.

The Android TV release follows another 2025 milestone — the debut of the Qobuz Discover portal, a redesigned editorial hub that celebrates the human touch behind streaming by highlighting new artists, albums, and playlists.

Earlier this year, Qobuz also became the first music platform to publish its verified average per-stream payout — US$0.01873 — the highest in the industry, reinforcing its commitment to a sustainable, artist-first model that prioritises fair compensation and sound integrity.

The Qobuz Android TV app is now available on the Google Play Store.

Visit Qobuz for more information

Gallery

Jason Sexton's avatar

Jason Sexton

Editor – Australia & NZ

Jason joined StereoNET in 2025 and now serves as ANZ Editor, bringing decades of experience in marketing, brand development, and specialist hi-fi retail. His listener-first approach delivers grounded insights that cut through the noise. Outside audio, he’s into cars, trail riding, 80s nostalgia, and guitar.

00004254

Posted in: Hi-Fi | Home Theatre | Lifestyle | Music

Join the Discussion

What do you think? Head to the forums and share your thoughts with 100,000+ other community members.

Go to Forums