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Pureit is a Handy and less limited multitasking popup media player
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Pureit - Popup Player is a video and audio player for Android built around a floating window. It suits people who want a video running while they chat, play a game or work in another app. The listing presents it as a way to watch while doing something else on the phone.
The player is aimed at multitasking rather than full-screen viewing alone. Its window can be resized, moved and kept on top of other apps.
The build we hold is Pureit - Popup Player 5.6.95.013 (APKS split bundle) for Android 5.0 and up.
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The player opens in a resizable window that can be moved to any part of the screen. The listing says the menus and controls work from inside the popup, not only the video itself.
Picture in picture mode lets you hide the window and bring it back at any point. The listing offers this as the main reason to use the player while you do other things.
Playback speed can be set from 0.3x to 2.0x. The listing says the player handles 720p, 1080p, 2K and 4K video.
Screen rotation can be used during playback. The listing also says screen capture works while a video is playing.
A keyword search looks through video and audio files in local storage, so you can find a file by name without browsing folders.
For files on a home or office network, the player can open media from SMB shares, including Windows shared folders and NAS devices. The listing names SMB, also called SAMBA, as the protocol it uses.