Pure Tuber is a mobile multimedia application developed by Pure Tuber Studio. This free app is a very useful tool for all users who love to stream videos on YouTube. It allows you to stream videos without ads and even download them for offline streaming.

Users can expect more features and a much better experience. Unlike the previous iteration, you can now like, dislike, and leave comments on a video, much like the YouTube app. 

What is Pure Tuber?

YouTube is among the online streaming services that have more users around the globe through both its app and its web services. This is because it is free to use, and you have a lot of user-generated content that you can watch. The downside is that most-stream contents have ads that disrupt your viewing. Moreover, it also does not allow downloading videos unless you subscribe to the premium version.

Pure Tuber is a third-party application that allows you to watch your favorite YT videos without ad interruption. Not only that, but it works as a download client, enabling you to download your content for offline streaming. Downloading is as simple as tapping the arrow button at the bottom of the player. Moreover, you have the choice of output format and quality. You can even download just the audio.

What makes the app great is that it resembles the original YouTube app. With this, navigation will not be a problem. You can even like, dislike, and comment on content. However, it has useful features, including the ability to play in the background—something that is only available on YouTube Premium. Moreover, there is a pop-up and floating playback mode, which allows you to watch videos while using other apps.

Should you use it?

If you are a frequent user of YouTube, Pure Tuber is for you. The app works a lot like the popular online streaming platform, but without the incessant ads. Not only that, but it also allows you to download any content to your device. All these, you can do without paying for a premium subscription. However, as this is a third-party, it may get banned like its predecessors YouTube Vanced and YT Vanced.