YouTube TV has declared it’s carrying a few premium highlights to the service.

With regards to finding the best over-the-top live TV service for cord-cutters, membership cost is presumably top of brain for most customers. In any case, highlights are comparably significant.

An sports fan may prefer toward limitless DVR space, while a group of four may focus on multi-gadget seeing. YouTube TV is growing its highlights offerings with a recently declared “add-on option” to stream shows in 4K or save them for offline viewing.

At present, YouTube TV’s base plan supports six individual client accounts and up to three synchronous streams. However, YouTube says a similar 4K extra will likewise uphold “unlimited concurrent streams at home,” which may be an attractive element for, for instance, bigger families or in family units with various individuals who split the expense of the arrangement.

This is all exciting, however YouTube isn’t sharing the expense of the package as of the present moment. When gone after comment by Gizmodo, a representative would say just that the advantages would be remembered for “an optional add-on for members.” (Hulu, for instance, charges $10 each month on top of its month to month membership costs to help limitless streams.) Timing is additionally unclear, and YouTube didn’t have much else to share when gone after comment.

The highlights are positively an invite expansion to a generally extraordinary cable alternative, however valuing will be critical. YouTube TV’s base package—sans any top notch content through additional items like Starz or Showtime—as of now costs $65 each month all alone.

That is a similar expense of Hulu with Live TV, yet both beginning getting pretty exorbitant on the off chance that you go wild with extra entertainment bundles and premium highlights.

All things considered, the 4K streaming push sounds promising. Furthermore, especially now while we’re cooped up inside, the most ideal stream may be worth shelling out a couple of additional bucks a month for.