TubeMate is an Online Video Downloading Service and it is one of the most known YouTube video downloader with more than 123 million downloads worldwide. Is great for downloading Vimeo, Metacafe and Google Videos too. It is one of the best choices for Android phones as well for desktop.
It is easy to use. Just access your video of your choice through the in-app browser and then quick tap in the arrow you will see at the screen’s bottom. It has over 13 option to download and you can select the resolution and quality for MP4 and WebM video format. You can choose between: 1920×1080, 1280×720, 640×360, 176×144, etc. after the quality selection you will need to click on download again. Downloading a video in 1080p, 2K 4K or audio file is possible once you install another app “MP3 Video Converter” that the screen will prompt you to use. You will be able to videos to MP3, OGG and AAC.
The downloaded videos are stored onto your smartphone by default, however you can choose to download them onto your SD card
Today there are many alternatives like SnapTube, LuLuBox, Y2mate, however in 2010 when was launched, TubeMate was an excellent choice. In an effort to maintain it popularity, the team of developers are continuously updating the application bringing new features and fixing any bugs.
Recently they released a new update, the version number v3.2.7 that brings major improvements and minor UI changes. This will make the app look better, have less bugs and less crashes and force stops.
Occasionally you will find some videos marked with a * (star) that cannot be downloaded. The developers’ team are also releasing constantly patches to fix this issue and enable users to download any video.
TubeMate APK is free and you can only download it from their website and the requirements are a minimum Android 4.0.3. The TubeMate apps you might find on Google Play Store are fake and are far from the quality of original TubeMate.
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