That's exactly what this service is intended to be. YouTube Premium without music.
Not exactly, more like no music but less ads than now.
That's exactly what this service is intended to be. YouTube Premium without music.
So YouTube Inferior...
As somebody who watches a lot of music based reaction videos, this is sadly DoA for me.
I don't listen to music on YouTube, but I do search for stuff. From the post I was replying to, it sounds like if you search for a video it will have ads. So all you can watch without ads is whatever the app chooses to show you.
Not exactly, more like no music but less ads than now.
Well, not everyone watches the same stuff. Options are good, right?
That's not accurate. The only videos that will still have ads is music. And no background play either, which is a strange omission. Me, I'm sticking with Vinegar or uBlock Origin.
I'm mostly concerned with my TV as there are no ad-blockers there. Also, until they actually offer it, none of us really know what "most videos" actually means. While I kinda grit my teeth at sponsorships ads by the creators, I kinda understand why they do it. Oh, I see little reason for background play when I'm playing on my TV. Not sure why, but from what I have read, it's going to roll out in different markets at different times. Don't remember if they even mentioned when they expected the whole country to have access. I half expect my market (one of the top 3 media markets in the country) to get the short end of the stick.
Notice I said “for me” and didn’t make a general statement about it being trash…Well, not everyone watches the same stuff. Options are good, right?
Notice I said “for me” and didn’t make a general statement about it being trash…
Because it's "inferior" to actual premium... It was just a play on words, because the opposite of a premium experience is an inferior one lol.You said, "So YouTube Inferior..."
Sounded like a general bashing statement to me, but thanks for clarifying you didn't mean it the way it sounded.
Because it's "inferior" to actual premium... It was just a play on words, because the opposite of a premium experience is an inferior one lol.
Have you tried going down this path? I’m sure it’ll be clunky but that price is wrong.not sure where to go to question this, but my free trial is about to end AND while I signed up for a Premium Lite sub at 8 bucks, it's telling me I am going to be charged 11 bucks. Where can I go to find out about this?
Wait, I just tried signing up and it offered 10.99 instead of 7.99. What gives?
As expected, YouTube has announced the expansion of its $7.99 a month Premium Lite plan to the United States, following a months-long pilot phase in international markets. The new, lower-priced version of YouTube's paid video subscription service functions largely without ads, though music videos on the platform continue to include them.
According to the Google subsidiary, YouTube Premium Lite is aimed at people who want to consume podcasting, make-up, gaming streams, tutorials, and other core creator content on YouTube that is distinguishable from music.![]()
It's important to note that the new Premium Lite plan does not include the ability to download and background play YouTube videos on devices. For users who want ad-free music on YouTube and YouTube Music, plus offline and background play, YouTube continues to recommend its Premium plan ($13.99 per month).
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YouTube said it will continue to expand its Premium Lite pilots to additional countries this year and introduce more ways for users to get the most from their subscriptions. YouTube also revealed today that it now has over 125 million users worldwide who subscribe to YouTube Premium or YouTube Music.
Article Link: YouTube Premium Lite $7.99 a Month Ad-Free Tier Expands to the US
If you sign up in the browser and not the app it will be 7.99. YT is trying to make up for the money they lose whenever Apple takes a cut on in-app purchases.Wait, I just tried signing up and it offered 10.99 instead of 7.99. What gives?
Yup, I signed up with a browser for $7.99.If you sign up in the browser and not the app it will be 7.99. YT is trying to make up for the money they lose whenever Apple takes a cut on in-app purchases.
I cancelled last week, but 3 minutes of ads for 5 minutes of video drive me back to the subscription.