Wish you could watch YouTube without the ads? Wish you could add music and original content? With no ads? Well, Google has just launched YouTube Red, a $10-a-month subscription service that will give you all that.
Also Read: YouTube Has Launched A Paid Music Subscription Service
From October 28, users in the United States will be able to pay a monthly membership of $9.99 to get the “ultimate YouTube experience”. Enter, YouTube Red. You can watch videos on YouTube without the ads, save videos for offline viewing, as well as play videos in the background.
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However, it doesn’t end there. Your membership doesn’t stop with YouTube Red, it actually works across devices and anywhere you sign into YouTube, including the Gaming and YouTube Music apps.
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YouTube Music, an app that Google is also announcing these days. It is designed “to make discovering, watching and listening to music easier than ever.”
YouTube Red will also give you access to Google Play Music – Google’s answer to Spotify.
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In January 2016, YouTube Redwill become a Netflix of sorts, with new original shows and movies created by YouTube’s top content creators. Of course, the YouTube we all love is not changing, and neither are the YouTube Kids, Gaming or Music apps. They are still free, but you will also be able to enjoy them outside the US very soon.
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