Early last year, Softorino made downloading YouTube videos and transferring them to iOS devices as easy as a few clicks of the mouse. Despite the moral and ethical dilemmas of doing so, there was no denying how handy this little Mac utility could be.
A year and a half later, Softorino YouTube Converter looks positively quaint compared to the powerhouse sequel, which dramatically improves upon the original in every way. It’s not perfect—and no longer free like the original was—but the convenience more than makes up for the cost.
IDG Like to watch 4K videos on your iPhone 7? Softorino YouTube Converter 2 now supports those huge downloads, as well as VR 360 and high frame rate videos.
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