Likes:
Video Quality: I often appreciate the ability to download videos in high quality, including 4K resolution, which provides a superior viewing experience.
Wide Compatibility: 4K Video Downloader+ is known for its compatibility with various video-sharing websites, allowing me to download content from a wide range of sources.
Simplicity: I love the the user-friendly interface and straightforward process of downloading videos. It doesn't require advanced technical knowledge.
Batch Downloading: Best thing, it allows me to download multiple videos at once, which saves a lot of time.
Subtitles and Metadata: I appreciate the ability to download subtitles and video metadata along with the videos, enhancing the overall experience.
Dislikes:
Paid Features: Well not really a bummer but I dislike the fact that certain advanced features are only available in the paid version.
Limited Free Version: The free version of 4K Video Downloader+ has limitations, such as a limited number of downloads and watermarked videos, which can be frustrating at times.
Frequent Updates: While updates are generally good for fixing bugs and adding new features, but this software got heaps of updates coming in, almost every 3 days.
Advertisements: Like many free software programs, 4K Video Downloader+ does include advertisements, which can be intrusive at times.
Been using 4K now for years but misplaced the key - for three weeks now I have had painful discussions with Alex in their Customer Service Dept weho struggled to find me BUT offered a new key in retrun for a favourable review which I did. Despite 6 or 7 emails - more reviews and reminders Ive not had the promised key so you can tell the level or rather non level of customer service they give - probably worth you buying elsewhere where you might find they have a decent raport with their clientelle unlike 4K
It is a pointless product for audio as it downloads at 128 kbps, while other free online services can download audio at 320 kbps ONLY if they are real 320 kbps files. However, this can be tested with software like Fakin' The Funk.
Which disproves their own article; they are pushing out that downloading 320 kbps is a myth. LOL.
