Following community requests Androidsis, this time through YouTube comments, today we move on to thoroughly analyze a music player app for Android, which under the name of 3D Surround Music Player offers us a lot of peculiarities based on the added functionality of a powerful equalizer and sound effects such as Dolby Sourround 3 surround sound and 7D effects virtualizer.
An application that we can download directly from the Google Play Store in Trial version for a 15-day trial, and then, if what we see convinces us, we will have to make an in-app payment of nothing more and nothing less than 10.99 Euros to purchase the application and be able to continue using it normally. Is it really worth paying these almost 11 Euros for a music player for Android with the great variety of players that we have in the Android market totally free? Below I will tell you all the details of the app as well as I leave a video so that you can see first hand everything that 3D Sourround Music Player for Android offers us.
To begin tell them that if you want download the application and try it free for 15 days so that you can check for yourselves everything that I tell you in the attached video that I have left you right at the beginning of this article, this is available directly from the Google Play Store by clicking on the box that I leave just below These lines.
Download 3D Sourround Music Player for free from the Google Play Store
Everything that 3D Sourround Music Player for Android offers us
Although in the video with which we have started this article I already make it very clear everything that 3D Sourround Music Player for Android offers us, then I leave you as a list, which are are functionalities or main characteristics:
- Music player for Android with a modern and elegant design with blur effects that I personally really like.
- Gesture system to enter the music library, the sound effects, to increase and decrease the volume or intensity of the virtualization effect as well as to switch to the next track or album or to go backwards.
- User interface categories: Playlist, Track, Album, Artist, Genre, Composer, year and folders.
- Quick search option using keyword filter.
- Shortcuts in the current playback interface: List of songs currently playing, Repeat mode, Shuffle mode, Direct access to the Virtual 3D effect and direct access to the Sourround effect.
- Sound Effects interface features: 16 preset modes plus Speaker option and Custom option. 11-band equalizer with tactile graphic bars to configure to our liking in a very simple way. Sound effects Virtual3D, Sourround 7.1, Bass Boost, Treble Boost and pan, all of them manually adjustable. The Virtual 3D and Sourround 7.1 effects can be configured manually both in the intensity of the sound, the proximity and distance of the effect as well as the lateral separation of the speakers.
Apart from all this that a priori seems very interesting, we also have a section o Settings section where we can configure the appearance of the user interface (UI), the clarity of the ambient sound, the microphone level or the volume level of the ambient sound, options to select different effects depending on the bluetooth device that we connect, car, home speaker, headphones, etc, etc.
My personal opinion about 3D Sourround Music Player
A priori a very good music player to listen to music connected to Bluetooth devices or by wiring, although at a price that seems too expensive to me, and more after seeing the different comments left by the users of the application who have decided to pay those 10.99 euros.
Many users who after being convinced after the 15-day free trial and opting to purchase the app, at the first change or after some other update the application begins to work really badly, giving them trouble even jumping from song to song.
It is for this and for everything that I explain to you in the video attached to this post, that I personally would not advise the purchase of the application Since it is very, very risky to spend those almost 11 euros so that at the first change the application stops working or starts giving you any kind of problem.
Definitely not, also if your mobile has an inefficient speaker ...