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I think many of Android users prefer to listen to music from their Android devices. Are you one of such people? And what player do you use for it – standard Android player or one of the apps that you may find on Google Play Store?My next question is the following: are you ready to change your favorite player for a new and interesting one?
Today I was driven mad by my favorite Player Pro which had a glitch and didn’t recognize its DSP Pack. I deleted PowerAmp long ago because it had even more glitches and I didn’t understand the logic of its interface, though all in all I consider it to be a pretty decent player. And I simply don’t like WinAmp for Android. So after trying all these players I had to surf Google Play Store once again in search of an alternative application that would play my music until I upgrade my OS. This is how I found n7player.
The first thing that dragged my attention was design. Well, I can say that the design of a player is unusual and specific. But I would say that this design is beautiful and interesting… and even a bit confusing. Personally I had to get acquainted to it but I can’t say that it took much time.
The screen of a player looks like a cloud of tags that the application has found in your phone memory, or like a plate made of album covers that were scanned from SD-card. But if you don’t like such an appearance you may find some more usual screens. But from my point of view, such unusual screen gives the application its charm.
If we speak about other features of n7player, then I can say that it is a good application for listening music on your Android. The app supports the following formats: mp3, mp4, m4a, ogg, wav, 3gp, mid, xmf, ogg, mkv(4.0+), flac (3.1+), aac (3.1+). The functional of a player will please your eye. Well, it may have lesser functions than Player Pro or PowerAmp, but if don’t need an app that allows you mixing tracks and editing them, then n7player will suit you.
The application has equalizer but it will work only on Android 2.3+. You may choose either ready settings according to your musical style or change the settings manually according to your own wish. Apart from that, you may play with additional bass settings and SRS/Dolby sound.
Surely, as any modern and quality player, n7player may check you library and download the missing album covers. By default the images displayed will be of lower quality in order to consume less of your phone resources. But if you want to get the covers of best quality you may check the option of showing the covers of high quality.
The player can also work with tags. Apart from that, I think that it’s worth mentioning that the app can play the music by folders, which may be very convenient for some users (for example, for me). The developers have created different filters and sorting methodsto help you with navigation and with creating your own playlists. And in addition to that, n7player supports the lyrics so the player can be used for karaoke. And surely, the player with such interesting appearance can’t get without widgets.
I think you won’t be surprised that the developers want some money for their creation. Right now the app is on 67% sale and you can buy it for $1.02. If you still doubt whether you need it or not, you may download free 14 days trial version that will turn into a full version after buying and downloading the unlocker.
Key features:
- Android OS 2.3+ is required for working with equalizer
- Supported formats: mp3, mp4, m4a, ogg, wav, 3gp, mid, xmf, ogg, mkv(4.0+), flac (3.1+), aac (3.1+)
- Tags editor
- Headsetsupportwithmanyoptions
- Sleep timer
- Lyricssupport
- Last.fm scrobbling
- m3u playlists support
Author’s bio: Eugene Rudenko is a tech writer for IT companyIntellectsoft. He writes about the latest news and trends in the world of mobile applications and development for Android