Deluxe 139

Deluxe 139 is an Italian free-to-air television channel that has primarily operated as a shopping channel, with its broadcast activity significantly reduced in recent years. The channel is also known by its association with the brand "ProntoGold Tv 1" . Technically, the channel was last confirmed to be active on the Eutelsat 9B satellite at 9.0 degrees East, broadcasting in MPEG-4/SD format on frequency 12111 V, with a symbol rate of 31400 and FEC 2/3 .

The core business and primary programming of Deluxe 139 revolves around teleshopping, specifically focusing on jewelry sales for the group that owns the channel . A significant portion of its airtime is dedicated to these paid programming segments, which form the channel's main revenue stream . However, to fill the remaining broadcast hours, the channel historically relied on a rotation of other programs, which have included anime series such as Gundam and Una letter per Momo, and other shows like Go Kart Tv, On Race Tv, Explorare, and Super Sea . The anime programming in particular was noted for its repetitive nature, with viewers reporting that the same episodes of the same series were broadcast on a weekly loop .

The operational status and distribution of Deluxe 139 have been inconsistent in recent years. The channel has not maintained a permanent, stable presence on a single satellite platform. It was previously available on the Hotbird 13B satellite at 13.0° East on frequency 11200 V, but it was reported to have ceased transmissions on this satellite on November 10, 2023 . Subsequently, its broadcast shifted to the Eutelsat 9B satellite, where it has been active in 2024 . Furthermore, there are records of the channel briefly broadcasting on the ABS-3A satellite in 2022 before ceasing again, indicating an unstable broadcast history .

Due to its primary focus on teleshopping, Deluxe 139 is categorized as a shopping channel (Shopping Sender) . The general filler programming it has used, including anime and other shows, appears to be secondary and of low priority for the channel's management, serving simply as filler content when teleshopping broadcasts are not scheduled . As a result, the channel does not have a dedicated, consistently updated program schedule with curated content, leading to a lack of official or up-to-date information about its specific program lineup from reliable sources .

Casa Italia 53

Casa Italia is an Italian television channel operating in the home shopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel is based in Rubano, in the province of Padua, Veneto, Italy, and its Facebook page describes it as "the first television boutique open 24 hours a day." The channel's website is casaitalia.tv, and it offers telephone orders through a toll-free number, 800 700 111.

On air, Casa Italia features programming dedicated to fashion and apparel, allowing viewers to purchase clothing directly from home. According to its social media presence, the channel focuses on helping customers update their wardrobes without spending too much, positioning itself as a budget-friendly alternative for Italian shoppers. The channel's content consists of live or pre-recorded teleshopping segments where hosts present clothing items, accessories, and other fashion products, demonstrating their features and offering them for sale via telephone order. Customer orders can be placed through the channel's call center, which is accessible through the toll-free number displayed on screen.

In addition to the toll-free number, the channel's contact information includes a mobile phone number (+39 347 693 6887) and an email address (assistenzaclienti@canaleitalia.it). The channel operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as stated in its Facebook page description. The channel is part of the Canale Italia brand, as indicated by its email domain, suggesting a connection to a larger Italian television retail network.

Casa Italia is available on digital terrestrial television in Italy. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast and browse products through the official website at casaitalia.tv. The channel reaches Italian audiences across the country, offering a convenient shopping experience for viewers seeking to purchase fashion items from home. Thanks to its 24/7 broadcast schedule and telephone ordering system, Casa Italia provides the opportunity for Italian shoppers to access its fashion boutique at any time, from any location where they can receive the television signal. The channel emphasizes affordability and convenience, catering to viewers looking for budget-friendly wardrobe updates without leaving their homes.

Aurora Arte

Aurora Arte is an Italian television channel operating in the art and home shopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is Italian. The channel was founded by the Chiossone family, originally from Genoa, and is based in Bari, Apulia, with its showroom located in the Baricentro Shopping Center in Casamassima. The channel was conceived to promote fine art and handcrafted products, showcasing the artistic expression, warmth, emotions, and colors of the Apulian land, while also featuring international masters .

On air, Aurora Arte features live programming dedicated to art lovers who want to discover the latest pieces in the company's catalog. Each piece is presented and artists or companies are invited to explain how the products are made, the precious materials used, and the craftsmanship involved. During live broadcasts, viewers can call the on-screen number to contact the art gallery and purchase pieces directly. Regular live programming airs from Monday to Saturday from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM and on Sunday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM .

Aurora Arte is available on digital terrestrial television in the Apulia region on LCN (Logical Channel Number) 129. For viewers outside Apulia, the channel is available nationwide on Sky Italia on channel 870 . The channel also streams live online through its official website and various streaming aggregation platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of Aurora Arte on any device, ensuring that art enthusiasts across Italy and around the world can access its programming wherever they are .

Aurora Arte strives to be a promotional platform for artistic expression and master craftsmanship, connecting viewers with high-quality art pieces and handcrafted products. The mission of the channel is to transmit the warmth, emotions, and cultural richness of the Apulian land while also providing a direct purchasing channel for art collectors and enthusiasts. Thanks to its distribution across digital terrestrial, satellite, and online streaming platforms, Aurora Arte provides the opportunity to discover and acquire fine art from home, ensuring that its artistic programming reaches audiences throughout Italy and beyond wherever its signal is available .

QVC 2 Germany

QVC2 Germany is a German free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping and home shopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel is owned and operated by QVC Deutschland, a subsidiary of the American Qurate Retail Group. QVC (which stands for Quality, Value, Convenience) expanded into Germany on December 1, 1996, and today reaches 42 million households in Germany and Austria through its three channels: QVC, QVC2, and QVC Style . QVC2 was launched on February 1, 2018, replacing the former channel QVC Plus, and its slogan is "More of what you love" .

On air, QVC2 presents a mix of live programming and carefully curated repeats of popular products and shows from the main QVC channel. Unlike the main QVC channel, which features 17 hours of daily live broadcasts with many product premieres, QVC2 focuses on providing viewers with additional opportunities to purchase favorite items. The channel broadcasts five hours of live programming daily from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, during which it airs kanalspezifische Premieren (channel-specific premieres) . Outside of these live hours, QVC2 shows encore presentations of popular products and shows that have previously aired on the main channel . The channel features a wide range of product categories including home goods, fashion, beauty, electronics, and jewelry, presented by a team of hosts who engage with viewers and demonstrate products in an interactive format . A regular program on the schedule is Gesund & fit mit QVC (Healthy & Fit with QVC), focusing on wellness and fitness products .

QVC2 is available throughout Germany, Austria, and Switzerland via satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east, where it broadcasts alongside QVC HD and QVC Style HD. In May 2024, QVC Germany extended its multi-year partnership with SES to continue broadcasting QVC2 HD from this prime satellite position . The channel is also carried on major cable networks, digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2), and IPTV platforms. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of QVC2 through the official QVC website (qvc.de) and on streaming services such as Zattoo, Vodafone GigaTV, and TV.de, where the channel is available free of charge . The QVC2 livestream is also accessible via the QVC Germany mobile app, allowing viewers to shop from anywhere.

QVC2 strives to enhance the home shopping experience for German-speaking audiences by offering viewers more opportunities to purchase the products they love, with a convenient mix of live and repeat programming. The mission of the channel is to provide an entertaining and informative shopping environment that combines high-quality products, engaging presentations, and award-winning customer service, all while maintaining the core values of Quality, Value, and Convenience that the QVC brand represents . Thanks to its wide distribution via satellite, cable, digital terrestrial television, and online streaming, QVC2 provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device - from traditional televisions to smartphones and computers - ensuring that home shoppers across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland can access its teleshopping programming wherever they are.

Juwelo

Juwelo is a German free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping format, specializing exclusively in gemstone jewelry. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was founded in 2008 and is based in Berlin, Germany. It is owned by Juwelo Deutschland GmbH and operates as a privately held company. The channel’s slogan is "Here Shopping Entertains," and the company also operates an online retail platform alongside its television broadcasts.

On air, Juwelo features live TV auctions where presenters showcase a wide range of gemstone jewelry, including pendants, bracelets, rings, necklaces, earrings, and watches crafted with precious and semi-precious stones such as tanzanite, morganite, rubies, and opals. The channel broadcasts live daily from studios in Berlin, typically from morning until late at night. Viewers can participate in auctions in real-time, placing bids via telephone, the official website, or the Juwelo mobile app, which allows bidding on current items, previewing upcoming auctions, and saving favorite pieces. The program also includes expert segments on gemology and jewelry design, presented by certified gemologists and designers.

The channel’s presenting team includes Sebastian Wolf, who describes himself as a magician in his spare time and has been with Juwelo since its early days; Jeannette Sachse, who joined after working in marketing and communications; Anna-Katharina Stoll, a trained dancer; Mirko von Matthey, a freelance actor; Caterina Pogorzelski, who also works in fashion and plus-size modeling; Irene Woike, a certified gemologist; Bianca Zoch; Silvana Westphal; and Nicole Driebe, a trained graphic designer.

Juwelo is available throughout Germany, Austria, and Switzerland via satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east. The channel broadcast in standard definition until August 31, 2025, when it discontinued the SD feed, transitioning exclusively to high definition (HD). Technical parameters for the HD feed include frequency 12,574 GHz, horizontal polarization, symbol rate 22,000, FEC 2/3, DVB-S2/8PSK. The channel is also carried on cable networks and IPTV platforms, and viewers can watch online the live broadcast through the official Juwelo website and the Juwelo mobile app. In Italy, Juwelo operates as a separate channel on digital terrestrial television under the same brand, with Italian-language programming and Italian presenters.

Juwelo strives to be the leading television destination for colored gemstone jewelry, offering viewers the opportunity to purchase high-quality pieces directly from the broadcaster at competitive prices. The mission of the channel is to combine entertainment with accessible luxury, providing expert knowledge about gemstones in an engaging, live-auction format. The channel also emphasizes the variety and rarity of its gemstone collection, positioning itself as a specialist in colored stones rather than diamonds. Thanks to its modern digital platforms and extensive satellite distribution, Juwelo provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcasts on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that gemstone enthusiasts across Europe can shop for unique jewelry wherever they are.

HSE24 Trend

HSE Trend is a German free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping and lifestyle format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was launched in the autumn of 2010 as HSE24 Trend, strategically timed to begin broadcasts just before the Christmas shopping season . It is owned and operated by HSE (Home Shopping Europe), a company based in Ismaning, Bavaria, near Munich . HSE Trend is one of the three German-language channels in the HSE portfolio, alongside the main HSE channel and HSE Extra .

On air, HSE Trend is specifically designed for a trend-conscious female audience . The channel focuses on product categories that appeal to this demographic, with a strong emphasis on fashion and accessories, jewelry, and beauty and cosmetic products . The channel's schedule is built around live product presentations, where hosts and experts demonstrate items, offer styling advice, and provide detailed information about product features, creating an engaging and interactive shopping experience .

HSE Trend is available via satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east, and is also carried on major cable networks, IPTV platforms, and digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2 HD) in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland . Viewers can also watch the live broadcast through the official HSE website and mobile application, making the channel's shopping experience accessible from anywhere.

HSE Trend strives to provide viewers with a curated shopping experience focused on the latest trends in fashion, beauty, and jewelry, bringing the excitement of a premium shopping mall directly to the television screen. As part of the HSE brand, which operates under the slogan "Here Shopping Entertains", the channel's mission is to combine entertainment with commerce, delivering a lively and inspiring environment for viewers to discover new products .

HSE24 Extra

HSE Extra is a German free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was launched as HSE24 Extra on February 23, 2009, replacing the previous channel HSE24 Digital, and was rebranded to its current name, HSE Extra, on January 13, 2021 . The channel is owned by Home Shopping Europe GmbH, a company based in Ismaning, Bavaria, near Munich . HSE Extra broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with approximately 10 hours of live programming daily . The channel is part of the HSE brand, whose slogan is "Here Shopping Entertains" .

On air, HSE Extra focuses on home and lifestyle products, complementing the main HSE channel. The channel's programming is built on several key pillars: fast-paced product presentations with attractive offers in quick succession, outlet-style bargain offers with limited stock, and special event concepts and new product categories . Product categories include home and living ideas, household goods, garden items, beauty and wellness trends, current fashion, and accessories . The channel also features outlet offers with reduced prices . HSE Extra actively engages in cross-promotion with the main HSE channel, encouraging viewers to stay within the HSE shopping ecosystem .

HSE Extra is available via satellite on the Astra system at 19.2 degrees east, broadcasting in high definition on Astra 1KR . Technical parameters include frequency 10803 MHz, horizontal polarization, symbol rate 22000, and FEC 3/4, in DVB-S2/8PSK format . The channel is unencrypted and free-to-air . HSE Extra is also carried on major cable networks across Germany and Austria, including through the KabelKiosk platform, as well as on IPTV and digital terrestrial television (DVB-T2 HD) platforms . Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of HSE Extra through the official HSE website and the HSE mobile application .

HSE Extra strives to provide viewers with an entertaining and convenient home shopping experience, offering a curated selection of products across home, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle categories. The mission of the channel, as part of the HSE brand, is to create an engaging shopping environment where customers can discover quality products while being entertained by live presentations and special event programming. Thanks to its wide distribution via satellite, cable, and digital platforms, HSE Extra provides the opportunity to watch its live broadcast on any device - from smartphones to Smart TVs - ensuring that shoppers across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland can access its teleshopping programming wherever they are .

Handystar

Handystar is a German free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping and home shopping format . The primary language of broadcasting is German . The channel was originally launched under the name Sparhandy.TV and was later rebranded as Handystar . It is owned and operated by Sparhandy (Handystar), a German telecommunications retailer based in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia. The channel has been on air since at least 2017 and reaches audiences across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland via satellite, cable, and IPTV platforms.

On air, Handystar focuses exclusively on promoting mobile phones, smartphones, tablets, and mobile phone contracts and tariffs . The channel presents daily product demonstrations, offering viewers the latest models of smartphones and accessories, often bundled with mobile service agreements. The programming is structured around live and pre-recorded teleshopping segments where hosts showcase the features, pricing, and terms of various mobile technology products. The channel actively encourages viewer interaction, with offers typically available via online orders or telephone hotlines. Its tagline describes it as a "TV-Shopping- & Beratungs-Sender" (TV shopping and advisory channel) .

Handystar is broadcast in standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) via the Astra satellite system at 19.2 degrees east . Technical parameters for the SD feed include frequency 12460 MHz, horizontal polarization, and symbol rate 27500; the HD feed operates on frequency 10964 MHz, horizontal polarization, with a symbol rate of 22000 . The channel also operates a second feed, Handystar TV 2, on frequency 12480 MHz with vertical polarization . The channel is available unencrypted (free-to-air), making it accessible to viewers with standard satellite reception equipment . Handystar is also carried on major cable networks, including Wilhelm.tel , and on IPTV streaming platforms such as Waipu.tv (included in the free package) and Zattoo .

While the retail company Handystar has received mixed reviews from customers, with some reports citing issues with customer service and contract fulfillment, the television channel itself is recognized as a legitimate broadcast service .

Handystar strives to provide German-speaking consumers with a direct, informative, and convenient way to purchase the latest mobile technology from home. The mission of the channel is to offer competitive deals on smartphones and contracts, providing a visual and detailed presentation to help viewers make informed purchasing decisions. Thanks to its extensive distribution via satellite, cable, and digital platforms, Handystar provides the opportunity to watch its teleshopping programming across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland wherever its signal is available.

Aristo TV

Aristo TV is a German free-to-air television channel operating in the teleshopping and home shopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The channel was founded by Jennifer Lapidakis, who is also known as the managing director of the entertainment channel Anixe. The channel is operated by AR Media Service GmbH, based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Aristo TV was officially launched on January 1, 2015, after receiving a nationwide license from the German media authorities for a 10-year period.

The channel's programming focuses on teleshopping content, presenting products from its own "Aristo Shop" alongside offerings from third-party partners such as MediaShop and Genius. Products showcased include items related to sports, cosmetics, household goods, and lifestyle. The channel aims to target the "Best Ager" demographic, specifically viewers between 40 and 55 years of age, who the channel describes as having an open-minded and tech-savvy approach to television media consumption.

Aristo TV broadcast with a strong emphasis on technical innovation and interactive elements. The channel utilizes hybrid broadcast (HbbTV) technology, allowing viewers to engage with the programming through interactive features on their smart TVs. Planned features included Red-Button applications, QR code actions, and direct purchasing systems to create what the channel describes as a more intensive and trustworthy shopping experience than traditional teleshopping.

The channel is distributed nationwide via satellite on the Astra 1P satellite at 19.2 degrees East, broadcasting unencrypted (free-to-air) with DVB-S2 transmission, requiring a receiver capable of decoding this standard. Its technical parameters are frequency 11273 MHz, horizontal polarization, and a symbol rate of 22000. The channel was also intended to be available via an online live stream and mobile applications.

Aristo TV strives to innovate the teleshopping format by merging traditional television with internet technologies, offering wayfinding innovations through transparency and interactivity. The mission of the channel is to provide quality products to a discerning audience and to establish a new, technologically advanced form of home shopping for viewers in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

123live

123live is a German television channel operating in the teleshopping and live-shopping format. The primary language of broadcasting is German. The company was founded in 2004, and its headquarters are located in Grünwald, near Munich. At the end of 2024, the channel underwent a rebranding, changing its name to 123.live, which reflects the transition from classic television to a multimedia platform with an emphasis on interactive real-time sales.

On air, 123live features live broadcasts where presenters showcase a wide range of products, including fashion clothing and accessories, home goods, electronics, and cosmetics. The key feature of the channel is interactivity: viewers can participate in real-time auctions, ask questions to the presenters, and instantly place orders through the website or mobile application. In addition to the main 123.tv channel, the company is developing digital directions such as 123.livestyle and 123.secretsale, which offer thematic content and exclusive offers.

In April 2025, 123live made a strategic decision to abandon traditional broadcasting and focus entirely on digital platforms and online television. Viewers can watch online the live broadcast of 123live through the official website and mobile app. Online television of 123live is available on any device, from smartphones to Smart TVs, allowing shopping from anywhere in the world. The channel continues to evolve, adapting to the habits of modern audiences who prefer interactive and mobile shopping over passive TV viewing.

123live strives to be not just a sales channel, but an entertainment platform where shopping becomes an engaging experience. The mission of the channel is to combine quality products, professional presenters, and modern technology, creating a new generation of home shopping. Thanks to its focus on digital transformation, 123live provides the opportunity to watch online live broadcasts at any time, remaining one of the leaders in the live-commerce segment in Germany.