 Hey, it's Ben Popper with The Verge. I'm about to go hands on with YouTube's new subscription service. It's called YouTube Red. So you can see I've got YouTube Red up here, which means I'm logged in as a subscriber. So it's just like ordinary YouTube. The only difference is when I click on a video, it loads up with no ads. It's kind of a surreal experience. It's like driving without a speed limit. And another thing that you'll notice here is as I'm going into different videos, so let's pick up some Daft Punk over here, I have this button where I can download the video to watch offline. Now when I decide to save a video, you see it gives me some options here. And that's a big deal because compared to music, video can take up a ton of room. And you can also remember your settings there. So now you've got a little status bar here. It's saving the video to go offline. Another thing that you'll see in YouTube Red is background play. So I'll go into my settings here and I've got a tab called background and offline. Background play is I'm watching a video and I get a text, I want to jump over to that. Or I'm listening to music with my headphones on and I want it to keep playing even if my screen turns off. So you've got some options here, always on when you're using headphones or turning it off so that background play never happens. The video will always pause. From in here I can also choose my video quality, set that up, and I can decide if I want to download videos over Wi-Fi or even when I'm on just a regular data connection. Now down here at the bottom you've got your internal storage and that's nice to have. If you're going to be downloading a lot of videos for offline you're going to want to know how much space you have free. I think basically the only other thing that is worth demoing here with Red is if I'm inside of a video and it's playing and then for example I were to get a text message or something like that. Let's say I switch toggle over to that notification. So now I'm in here hanging out. I can type back and write a message. Hey, watching YouTube. And my video when I toggle back over to it here is still playing. So it picks up past where I left off and if I had headphones in I could have been hearing that the whole time. Okay, so that's YouTube Red.
 Hey, it's Ben Popper with The Verge.
 I'm about to go hands on with YouTube's new subscription service.
 It's called YouTube Red.
 So you can see I've got YouTube Red up here, which means I'm logged in as a subscriber.
 So it's just like ordinary YouTube.
 The only difference is when I click on a video, it loads up with no ads.
 It's kind of a surreal experience.
 It's like driving without a speed limit.
 And another thing that you'll notice here is as I'm going into different videos, so
 let's pick up some Daft Punk over here, I have this button where I can download the
 video to watch offline.
 Now when I decide to save a video, you see it gives me some options here.
 And that's a big deal because compared to music, video can take up a ton of room.
 And you can also remember your settings there.
 So now you've got a little status bar here.
 It's saving the video to go offline.
 Another thing that you'll see in YouTube Red is background play.
 So I'll go into my settings here and I've got a tab called background and offline.
 Background play is I'm watching a video and I get a text, I want to jump over to that.
 Or I'm listening to music with my headphones on and I want it to keep playing even if my
 screen turns off.
 So you've got some options here, always on when you're using headphones or turning it
 off so that background play never happens.
 The video will always pause.
 From in here I can also choose my video quality, set that up, and I can decide if I want to
 download videos over Wi-Fi or even when I'm on just a regular data connection.
 Now down here at the bottom you've got your internal storage and that's nice to have.
 If you're going to be downloading a lot of videos for offline you're going to want to
 know how much space you have free.
 I think basically the only other thing that is worth demoing here with Red is if I'm inside
 of a video and it's playing and then for example I were to get a text message or something
 like that.
 Let's say I switch toggle over to that notification.
 So now I'm in here hanging out.
 I can type back and write a message.
 Hey, watching YouTube.
 And my video when I toggle back over to it here is still playing.
 So it picks up past where I left off and if I had headphones in I could have been hearing
 that the whole time.
 Okay, so that's YouTube Red.