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YouTube Premium vs. YouTube TV: What’s the Difference?

By Matthew Lynch
July 22, 2023
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While YouTube Premium and YouTube TV are both services offered by YouTube, they cater to different audience preferences and serve a variety of purposes. This article aims to explore and compare both platforms to help you make an informed decision on which service is best for you.

YouTube Premium:

YouTube Premium is a subscription service that primarily focuses on providing users with an ad-free experience on YouTube. By paying a monthly fee, subscribers can enjoy their favorite videos without interruptions, which enhances the overall watching experience.

Features of YouTube Premium include:

1. Ad-free viewing across the entire YouTube platform

2. Access to YouTube Originals – exclusive content produced by or featuring popular YouTubers

3. Offline playback: Users can download videos and watch them without an internet connection

4. Background play: Allows users to listen to videos while using other apps or when the screen is off

5. YouTube Music Premium: Unlimited access to a diverse music library for streaming and downloading

YouTube TV:

On the other hand, YouTube TV is a live television streaming service designed to replace traditional cable or satellite TV subscriptions. It offers users access to live channels from network providers like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, among many others, as well as on-demand content.

Features of YouTube TV include:

1. Live TV streaming from over 85+ channels, including popular news and sports networks

2. Unlimited DVR storage space for recording your favorite shows

3. Access to on-demand content from supported networks

4. Six accounts per household with individual DVRs and personalized recommendations

5. Streaming compatibility across multiple devices such as TVs, tablets, smartphones, and computers

The Difference:

The primary difference between these two services is their core focus – YouTube Premium is designed for an enhanced experience of the regular video platform by providing additional features like ad-free viewing and access to exclusive content. YouTube TV, however, targets cord-cutters looking for an alternative to traditional cable or satellite services and emphasizes on offering live and on-demand television content.

In Summary:

Choosing the right service depends on what you value most in your entertainment preferences. If you’re an avid YouTube viewer seeking a seamless video watching experience without ads and with added perks, YouTube Premium would be the ideal choice. But if you’re looking forward to cutting the cord with your cable provider while still enjoying live TV channels and DVR capabilities, then YouTube TV is your go-to option.

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