Terrence McMahon

I used this app for years to control a Shanling Dap hooked to my stereo, but the app stopped loading in android 15. on my Samsung s24 ultra. I uninstalled reinstalled etc, but no dice. It was never the best app, but I liked being able to use it as a remote control, plus I also spent years building playlists in it, since I couldn't import my playlists into the Shanling m2s. I hope it gets updated, I miss my flac.

Joe Gant

First, use this on a dedicated Hiby device with a DAC designed for audio. Android (as installed on a phone) is not music-friendly. The one feature I absolutely need to stay loyal is this: tag separator recognition. My lossless files have up to 4 genres on each track. Poweramp lets me set this parameter. For instance: Track 01 might have Rock;;Blues;; Classic Rock;; Acoustic in the genre field. These need to show as 4 distinct genres, not a single string. Then, 4 stars.

mohammed gasim

Best Music player. although it's interface is lacking but the app does the most important part and it's sound quality, the sound quality and options are the best, it can't even compare to other music players. I have a USB headphone and i use it with my phone through OTG but the volume drop was huge using other players, But this app offered maximum audio quality. Points to fix: 1- Music shaffle. 2- playlist import doesn't always work. 3- a nicer UI and browsing. Edited

Solo Ripper

My original review complained of disconnects causing the player to become unresponsive. I cleaned the lint out of my usb port so that solved that. The player is great. I'm starting to have trouble listening to YouTube music after hearing the quality from this. The soundfield plugin is amazing! I have a Hidizs dap and it's amazing on that as well. I was a skeptic of these audio devices and players and wanted to try all this expecting it to sound the same as streaming with a cheap dongle. 🤷‍ Edited

The Projecttian

I use it almost every day of my life, literally, great for listening to music in or downloaded music in. Just know that if you barely have any downloaded audio on your phone, it'll be useless. Prepare yourself to get used to getting files stored into your device because this is for that. For those curious, it does not play videos, but it can play an M4A file. It can do WAV, FLAC, MP3, M4A, and OGG, and I forgot the rest, but it can play the necessary file types anyway. Edited