Xuper TV version history
Build 7.3.1 is the documented current package (updated 9 Aug 2026). Use this history to decide whether an update is worth installing — and to avoid stale APKs.
Quick summary
Build 7.3.1 is the documented current package. Prefer installing over the same signature so favorites survive; older archives often lose the content index and miss player fixes.
- Current documented build: 7.3.1 (48.7 MB)
- Match version string and file size before you open any archive
- Update over the same signing key to keep local favorites
- Use this history to reject “latest” files that disagree on size
- Fix the current build via troubleshooting before hunting old APKs
- Patch notes about player, Fire OS, or black screens matter more than cosmetics
Why version history matters for sideloaded apps
Without a store auto-update channel, you decide when to replace the package. A changelog helps you weigh stability fixes against the small risk of any new build. It also helps you reject random archives that claim to be “the latest” while shipping a months-old binary — including older lines people still search for, such as 4.34.x or 6.5.x.
If you only need the last version (última versión) of the documented APK, use build 7.3.1 (48.7 MB) from the homepage — this page explains what changed and when older builds still make sense as a temporary rollback.
Current build
Mejoras de estabilidad en el reproductor, corrección de cortes al cambiar de canal y compatibilidad ampliada con Android 15.
Size: 48.7 MB
Recent published builds
| Version | Date | Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7.3.1 | 2026-08-09 | 48.7 MB | Mejoras de estabilidad en el reproductor, corrección de cortes al cambiar de canal y compatibilidad ampliada con Android 15. |
| 7.2.4 | 2026-08-08 | 48.7 MB | Reproductor más estable en Android TV y Fire OS, corrección de pantalla negra al cambiar de canal y arranque más rápido en dispositivos de gama media. |
| 7.1.1 | 2026-07-20 | 38.8 MB | Ajustes de interfaz para mandos D-pad y menor consumo de datos en calidad automática. |
| 6.6.0 | 2026-07-01 | 38.4 MB | Reproductor reescrito con menor consumo de batería, corrección del error de pantalla negra en Android TV y soporte para subtítulos externos. |
| 6.5.5 | 2026-06-18 | 37.9 MB | Mejoras de estabilidad en Fire TV Stick y reducción del tiempo de carga inicial. |
| 6.5.4 | 2026-05-30 | 37.8 MB | Corrección de cierres inesperados al cambiar de canal rápidamente. |
| 6.5.0 | 2026-04-22 | 37.2 MB | Nueva sección de favoritos y buscador con resultados instantáneos. |
| 6.2.91 | 2026-03-11 | 36.4 MB | Parche de seguridad y corrección del reproductor en tablets. |
| 6.2.1 | 2026-02-04 | 36.1 MB | Interfaz rediseñada para mandos a distancia y navegación con D-pad. |
| 5.1.1 | 2025-12-15 | 34.8 MB | Corrección de errores de reproducción en conexiones lentas. |
| 5.1.0 | 2025-11-27 | 34.6 MB | Soporte para Google TV y mejoras en el modo pantalla completa. |
| 4.99.3 | 2025-10-09 | 33.1 MB | Optimización del consumo de datos móviles. |
7.3.1
7.2.4
7.1.1
6.6.0
6.5.5
6.5.4
6.5.0
6.2.91
6.2.1
5.1.1
5.1.0
4.99.3
How version numbers work
- Major — large architecture or UX shifts (for example remote redesign).
- Minor — new capabilities with config compatibility kept.
- Patch — fixes only; usually the safest updates.
When two files claim the same version but different sizes, treat them as different packages. Prefer the size documented here for that version string.
Patterns in the changelog
Across recent branches, notes cluster around player stability, Fire OS / Android TV quirks, black-screen channel switches, and D-pad navigation. Those themes also dominate support questions — another reason to stay near the current line instead of freezing an old “good enough” APK.
Legacy packages often lose the content index after months and miss later fixes. Prefer repairing the current install via the troubleshooting table instead of hunting archives.
How to update without losing favorites
Because the app is not on Play Store, nothing updates itself. Install the new APK over the existing app when the signing key matches — Android shows “Update” instead of “Install,” and favorites usually survive.
Check the version you have
Settings → Apps → the player. Compare it with 7.3.1, the documented current build.
Download the new package
Confirm the size matches 48.7 MB before you open the file.
Install without uninstalling first
If the installer says Update, the signature matched. That is the path that keeps local favorites.
Open and verify
Confirm the new version string in settings and that favorites still appear.
If the installer reports a conflict, uninstall first — that almost always means a previous modified package used a different certificate. After a forced clean install, re-add favorites manually (or sign in if you use an account).
| Message | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| App not installed | Different signing certificate | Uninstall the old build, accept losing local-only favorites |
| Not enough space | Under ~1 GB free | Clear cache and free storage |
| Still shows the old version | Package did not replace | Reboot and install again |
| Crashes after update | Stale config | Clear cache before wiping all data |
App not installed
Not enough space
Still shows the old version
Crashes after update
- Update immediately when catalogs go empty or a release notes a fix you need.
- You can wait when everything works and notes are cosmetic only.
- Do not jump many major branches at once (for example 4.x → 6.x) without expecting config friction.
On Fire Stick and Android TV, reuse the same sideload path you used to install; free space is tighter on sticks. Test a new build on a phone before updating the living-room device when you can.
Rolling back requires uninstalling first (Android will not downgrade in place) and often loses local favorites. Prefer fixing the current build via symptom-based fixes unless the regression is severe.
Reading a changelog row before you install
Prefer patch notes that mention player, decode, or Fire OS fixes when your current symptom matches. Skip “cosmetic only” updates if your install is stable and you are mid-season on a device you cannot easily reconfigure. Never install a file whose size disagrees with the row for that version string.
What “current” means on this site
The homepage tech sheet is the live reference for version string and size. This history page explains how we got here and why older archives are a poor substitute. If a third-party page advertises a higher version with no matching size row here, treat it as unverified until we document it.
When a release only tweaks icons or translations, you can wait. When notes mention black screens, Fire Stick focus, or catalog sync, people on those symptoms should update sooner. After any update, run the short acceptance check from the homepage install checklist: open a known live category and confirm search still returns titles.
Download metadata for the live package lives on the homepage download hub. Install steps live in the homepage install section.
Frequently asked questions
Should I install an older build?
No. Older packages often lose the content index and miss security fixes. Fix issues on the current build instead.
How do I know a file matches this history?
Compare version number and file size with the row documented for that release before you install.
How often do updates appear?
Historically every six to eight weeks, with occasional patches sooner when a widespread playback bug appears.
Will updating wipe my favorites?
Updating over the same signing key usually keeps favorites. Changing to a differently signed package can force a clean install.