Which Android app do you use to listen to music?

[Rimsy]

I have no problem with play music....
dont see the issue personally.

These days there isn't one. It wasn't great in the early days and I guess people havnt used it recently and are basing these comments on older versions.

 

[Matteysan]

Same as the others don't know what you are doing wrong but it isn't sluggish on my Nexus 6 or Desktop PC?

 

[Cosimo]

Poweramp.

 

[mikeyaj]

These days there isn't one. It wasn't great in the early days and I guess people havnt used it recently and are basing these comments on older versions.

i have all my music collection on google play (uploaded) why download it again.

it's just not very well designed for streaming yet. the more music you upload, the slower it becomes

 

[smelly_legend]

poweramp

 

[Ace Modder]

Ds audio. But only useful if you are running a nas with the Synology is on it.

 

[Sinny]

If it's on my device I use Poweramp, fantastic Audio player.

However I nearly always stream now as I hate uploading new music when I can just stream it on my 5gb plan.

 

[MissChief]

Spotify as I have a sub. I haven't bought any music in years.

 

[stewski]

Apollo does the job in a small footprint, or VLC for vids too..

 

[nono]

Poweramp for my android phone because it has a lot of features .

 

[Myshra]

spotify (make sure you enable high / extreme quality) for streaming and power amp for offline.

 

[silvagti]

Spotify or Tune-in Radio for me. I tend to never use mp3's these days as the streaming options are far more convenient IMO.

I haven't subscribed as I tend to use the web app at home on my laptop and make do with shuffle play when out an about on my phone.

 

[s452]

rocket player (paid for version) here, support for a VERY wide range of formats and custom options

 

[Christmas themed thank]

Spotify, even if it is horribly buggy.

 

[OpenToSuggestions]

Spotify.

A few months ago I did some crappy course at work, which meant I was a student again, so I bought a 3 year NUS card.

Silly, but worth taking up. Can't argue with Spotify for a fiver per month.

 

[FiveOverEight]

Google Play Music as i find it convenient to keep my stuff in the cloud as i can listen to my music on any platform.

This for me too. Tend to download an album for the car etc though.

 

[SexyGreyFox]

Popweramp since it was a baby.
I like how I can get into the equaliser section and turn up the volume really loud but years ago there was no other player that could do that.

 

[ScoobyDoo]

Subsonic running on my raspberry pi 2, d sub streaming to my android phone and Yamaha amp

 

[Shady45]

I use Spotify now, but for local music always used to go with Power amp

 

[slipd]

GoneMad, seems good so far. PowerAMP's not bad either