Overall, the introduction of the X TV app represents a significant shift for the platform, moving towards a more video-centric service.

Currently available on LG, Amazon Fire TV, and Google TV, the app is set to expand to more devices, including Samsung TVs and Apple TV.

The X TV app primarily serves as a video delivery system for existing X app content, requiring users to log in with an X account.

Key features of the app include 'Replay TV' for revisiting shows within 72 hours, 'Startover TV' for starting live shows from the beginning, and a Free Cloud DVR feature allowing 100 hours of recordings.

Initial content on the app has sparked controversy, featuring videos from right-wing figures and accounts associated with SpaceX and Tesla.

The app's interface is designed to be user-friendly, but users should be cautious as it is still in beta and may contain bugs.

While the app has been teased as a platform for unique and engaging content, details about subscription processes and exclusive offerings remain undisclosed.

Musk's vision for X includes integrating various services beyond social media, potentially positioning the app as a competitor to platforms like LinkedIn and FaceTime.

Elon Musk has launched the beta version of the X TV app, aiming to transform X into an 'everything app' that competes with platforms like YouTube.

Despite its launch, there is skepticism regarding the app's appeal to users outside of Musk's political alignment, with some viewing it as underwhelming compared to competitors.

User engagement may be limited, as most users currently view videos passively while scrolling, raising questions about the app's potential to change viewing habits.