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Google TV vs BiliBili vs iTunes: which video app should you choose?

Choose Google TV for finding and casting movies and shows, BiliBili for anime and creator videos, or iTunes for Apple-centered music and media management.

At a glance

AppGoogle PlayPriceIn-app purchasesPlatformsAge rating
Google TVGoogle LLC3.9 out of 52,879,818 ratingsFreeYes ($0.01 - $999.99 per item)Android, iOSTeen
BiliBili -HD Anime, VideosBALABOOM PTE. LTD.3.7 out of 5861,316 ratingsFreeYes ($0.99 - $99.99 per item)Android, iOSTeen
iTunesApple4.7 out of 5130,000,000 ratingsFree–Android, iOSEveryone

Ratings, prices and age ratings come from the Google Play listings, read on Nov 7, 2026. Listings change over time.

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How we compared them

Google TV, BiliBili, and iTunes all bring entertainment to a mobile screen, but they serve different habits. Google TV gathers films and shows across streaming services, BiliBili focuses on anime and trending videos, and iTunes centers on music and Apple media.

This comparison weighs their features, trade-offs, prices, and Google Play figures to help you choose the app that fits what you watch or listen to.

How we compared them

We compared the apps' stated roles and features, alongside their Google Play ratings, install counts, prices, ad status, and in-app purchase ranges where available. Store figures were read on November 7, 2026.

The comparison is based on those published details, not hands-on testing. We did not compare performance or streaming quality on devices or networks.

Google TV icon

Google TV

Google LLC3.9 out of 5 on Google Play

Best for finding and casting movies and shows across services

Google TV is the most discovery-focused choice of the three. It brings recommendations and a customizable watchlist together, integrates with multiple streaming services, and supports voice search with Google Assistant. Casting from a mobile device is another advantage over BiliBili's anime-first focus and iTunes' Apple media role.

The trade-off is that availability varies by region, and the interface can feel crowded. Some sections show ads, full functionality requires a Google account, and slower connections can lead to buffering.

Price
Free

Pros

  • Recommendations and watchlist for films and shows
  • Streaming-service integration and voice search
  • Mobile-to-screen casting

Cons

  • Regional availability and account requirements
  • Some ads and reports of buffering on slow connections
BiliBili -HD Anime, Videos icon

BiliBili -HD Anime, Videos

BALABOOM PTE. LTD.3.7 out of 5 on Google Play

Best for anime fans and viewers of trending videos

BiliBili has the clearest niche: an extensive anime library alongside trending videos and community features. Its regular content updates and HD video focus make it a more natural pick for anime fans than Google TV's cross-service discovery or iTunes' music and media management.

Its library can be region-locked, and free viewing includes ads. Offline options are limited, buffering can occur, and some premium features require a subscription.

Price
Free

Pros

  • Extensive anime library
  • HD video and regularly updated content
  • Interactive community features

Cons

  • Region locks and limited offline viewing
  • Free-version ads and paid premium features
iTunes icon

iTunes

Apple4.7 out of 5 on Google Play

Best for Apple users managing music and media

iTunes is the strongest fit for Apple-centered media use, with a broad music library, media organization, and integration with Apple devices. Family sharing is another advantage over Google TV's streaming discovery and BiliBili's anime and video community focus.

Its Apple ID requirement and subscription costs for full features narrow its appeal, while playlist customization is limited. It is also not available as an Android app, making it a poor choice for Android users despite its high Google Play figures.

Price
Free

Pros

  • Extensive music library and media management
  • Integration with Apple devices
  • Family sharing options

Cons

  • No Android app and an Apple ID is required
  • Full features require a subscription; playlists have limited customization

Which one should you pick?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which app is best for finding movies and shows across services?

Google TV is the clearest fit, with personalized recommendations, a watchlist, and integration with multiple streaming services.

Which app is best for anime?

BiliBili is the most focused option for anime, with an extensive anime library alongside trending videos and community features.

Can I use iTunes on Android?

No. iTunes does not have an Android app, so Google TV or BiliBili is a more suitable choice for Android users.

Which of these apps is free?

All three are free to download. Google TV and BiliBili offer in-app purchases, and BiliBili has paid premium features; iTunes requires a subscription for full features.


Appwee compares apps independently. We don't make, own or distribute any of these apps and have no affiliation with their developers, Google or Apple. Names, icons and trademarks belong to their owners; store details and prices are shown for reference and can change.