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XStreaming review

Free#16 of 27 in Game Remote Play Software

A capable free Xbox streaming client for Android, iOS, and Android TV.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

XStreaming is an open-source mobile client for Xbox home streaming and Xbox Cloud Gaming. It streams video and audio from Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X consoles to Android and iOS devices, with support for Android TV. The product is aimed at Xbox players who want remote access from mobile hardware, as well as users who want Xbox Cloud Gaming access in the same client. Its free plan makes it accessible without a conventional subscription commitment, while the iOS version is distributed under the name PeaSyo because of App Store naming restrictions.

The strongest part of XStreaming is its streaming and controller feature set. Published capabilities include 1080p and 1080p HQ streaming, AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1, dual rendering engines, and controller rumble. Input options cover virtual, OTG, and Bluetooth gamepads, giving players several ways to control games across supported devices. The product also includes an achievements system, IPv6 support, and Android TV support. These features make it a focused fit for Xbox remote play and cloud gaming rather than a general-purpose game streaming client.

Platform coverage is the main boundary to consider. XStreaming supports Android and iOS, with Android TV also supported, while Windows, macOS, and Linux users are directed to the separate XStreamingDesktop project. The iOS experience is also split under the PeaSyo name, with region-dependent pricing. The published plan information includes a free plan and a PeaSyo plan highlighting remote play from Xbox and other supported consoles, 1080p streaming, and controller rumble; the listed starting price is 2.99. Choose XStreaming for mobile-first Xbox streaming, but consider another option if you need one client spanning desktop operating systems.

XStreaming pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports Xbox console streaming and Xbox Cloud Gaming
    • Offers 1080p, 1080p HQ, and controller rumble
    • Includes virtual, OTG, and Bluetooth gamepad controls
  • Where it doesn't
    • Client coverage is limited to Android, iOS, and Android TV
    • The iOS version uses the separate PeaSyo name
    • Desktop users need the separate XStreamingDesktop project

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