Ooredoo has launched Ooredoo tv in Qatar. The new service, which will replace Ooredoo’s Mozaic TV, has been designed as an evolution in home entertainment services, combining apps, on-demand and live television in one easy-to-use box.

Deploying cutting-edge fibre and Wi-Fi technology, the Ooredoo tv service delivers a wide range of channels and enables customers to pick the package that best suits their viewing preferences. In addition, the fibre connection offers 4k TV viewing quality.

Waleed Al Sayed, Chief Executive Officer, Ooredoo Qatar, said: “This is a proud day for Ooredoo, as we take home entertainment to the next level in Qatar. Ooredoo tv will deliver more power, more choice and a smoother experience for customers and deploy the full strength of the Ooredoo Supernet. Our Mozaic TV customers will be amazed at how easy it is to upgrade to Ooredoo tv, and will be delighted by the quality of service when they do.”

260,000 homes in Qatar that have already been installed with Ooredoo Fibre.

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