The channel, previously known as Kix when it launched in 2008, was later rebranded as POP in 2017. POP Max had been available on various Sky platforms, including Sky Q, Sky+HD, Sky Glass ...

It first launched in 2008 as Kix before rebranding to POP almost 10 years later in 2017. Sky aired POP Max and POP Max +1 on Sky Q and Sky+HD, as well as POP Max HD on Sky Glass and Sky Stream.

Children’s channel POP Max has ceased broadcasting on all Sky platforms. This includes the main POP Max and POP Max+1 channels which were available via Sky Q and Sky+HD, as well as POP ... Max first ...

as well as POP Max HD on Sky Glass and Sky Stream. The channel had already vanished from Freeview last year. Originally launched in 2008 as Kix, the channel underwent a rebranding to POP in 2017.

and POP Max HD on Sky Glass and Sky Stream. The channel was already taken off Freeview last year. POP Max, which started in 2008 as Kix and was rebranded as POP in 2017, will no longer be available.

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