YouTube 1080P Premium is now available for web users. In today’s modern landscape, high-definition and 4K videos have seamlessly integrated into our daily routine. Consequently, YouTube has accommodated diverse resolutions to various screens and internet connections.
This inclusivity is a welcome new feature for web users. The 1080p premium has been in demand for a long time, and YouTube has finally answered it. In a nutshell, YouTube has unveiled an upgraded video quality option known as “1080P Premium,” which is a noteworthy addition to its repertoire.
YouTube 1080P Premium for Web
The YouTube 1080P Premium is a purely desktop web client feature. This feature will gradually roll out and will only be available to YouTube Premium Subscribers. The feature first appeared on iOS devices and it is now slowly being introduced to Windows Users.
As it is a Premium subscription feature, it diverges from typical resolution upgrades. In fact, it enhances the video’s bitrate. Thanks to this, the video quality will be crisper, finer details will be sharper, and the overall quality will be enhanced significantly.
At the moment, YouTube is only offering the YouTube 1080P Premium option to its web users. According to multiple reports, the upgraded resolution tier will be available to all users in due time. However, it is important to note that attempting to access this feature without a paid subscription will prompt you to subscribe to YouTube Premium.
Other devices that will soon offer the new resolution include:
- TV Devices
- Known Android-based Chromecast
- Popular Gaming Consoles
This is a historic moment for YouTube. The introduction of YouTube 1080P Premium outside of iOS devices is unprecedented. While some Android users were granted a taste of this improved bitrate a few months ago, the feature’s availability did not extend widely.
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At the moment, the non-enhanced 1080p is still available for all users. The new feature is not available on Android Devices, even if you have a premium subscription. It is expected that Android users will get access to the new feature in the coming months. Users can still use 4K without a subscription.
Right now, a YouTube Premium subscription comes with a price tag of $13.99, and for Pakistan, it is Rs. 479/- per month. You can avail of the 1-month free trial for YouTube Premium and can cancel anytime. There are many family and student plans to choose from as well.
The world is now anticipating YouTube’s next move. Higher bitrate enthusiasts are advised to keep an eye on further developments. The journey continues, and the narrative of YouTube’s technological evolution remains under the radar.
