10 Best Music Players For Android Smartphone

Once you have chosen the Best Android Smart Phones For Music, Under Rs15000 or $275. Now you need to get the Android Music player that has easy and attractive user interface, which will let you manage your music collection and easy sharing.

10 Best Music Players For Android Smartphone

1 – POWER AMP:-

POWER AMP Player

Power amp is great music player with a number of advanced features. It supports cross fade, gapless playback, and a wide range of audio formats. You get several kinds of sound
enhancements as well. It is a premium app, but you get a free trial. Power amp supports a large variety of music file formats and offers software equalization controls along with sliders to make adjustments.

2 – PLAYER PRO:-

PLAYER PRO Player

Player pro is an advanced music and video player for android 2.x devices with lots of features. Such as album art downloading, generating “smart” playlists, and more. Many different skins are available in player pro. It’s a properly hardcore option. Player Pro features a beautiful, fast and intuitive interface, alongside powerful audio configuration options. Player pro incorporates a free DSP pack adds sound enhancements like an equalizer

3 – DOUBLE TWIST:-

DOUBLE TWIST Player

Double twist is a most popular android music player. It can syncs with the iTunes library, Mac, Pc, iTunes playlists on your home computer. Double twist not popular on PC users but it’s available on desktop PC. It is one of the most full-featured media players, allowing you to play a audio files, videos. In double twist we can beautifully designed and guaranteed to be easy to use and grasp. Additional premium features are available as in app purchases. As a separate download widgets are available.

4 – AMAZON MP3:-

AMAZON MP3 Player

Amazon’s updated mp3 app, The free Amazon MP3 app for Android includes both the Amazon MP3 Store and Amazon Cloud Player. It’s available on the web, Kindle Fire, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Android phone or tablet, Sonos, Roku or Samsung Smart TV. We can Browse and search your library, create and manage playlists in Amazon MP3.

5 – N7PLAYER:-

N7PLAYER

N7player is 3D mp3 and audio player available only on Android. It visualizes your music as a single plane full of album covers.N7 is a home widgets and lock screen controls,it’s a tag editor. N7player no longer relies on Android Media Scanner and uses it’s own media library.

6 – Cubed:-

Cubed Player

If you want something very different and a little bit odd, try this. The app, which we think is called Cubed, presents your music collection on, yes, the surface of a cube. Swiping left to right runs through your collection alphabetically, while paging up and down goes through all your albums. It downloads album art, scrobbles to Last.fm and is generally fun to fiddle with.

7 – Last.fm:-

Last.fm Player

If you have an account with the famed internet radio site Last.fm, there’s a decent, if rather basic looking, Android music player app to go alongside it. You don’t get much in terms of fancy audio playback options, but it gives users access to their previously “scrobbled” music tracks, meaning you instantly have access to your tunes via your mobile’s data link.

8 – MixZing:-

MixZing Player

A rather mixed option this. MixZing’s minimalist and modern front end takes you through to a pretty bland player, but the killer feature here is a customisable graphic equaliser with the option to apply its audio filters to all your tunes, one particular album or even one individual track. Things don’t get much more customisable than that.

9 – DoubleTwist Player:-

DoubleTwist Player

DoubleTwist’s one of the most comprehensive music apps available for Android, fitting in pretty much everything you might ever need. It syncs with PC, Mac and even iTunes playlists, manages podcast subscriptions, looks up missing album artwork and more. Some of it’s free while other modules are unlocked via in-app purchases, but at least that means you get to give it a shot for free.

10 – Holo Music Player:-

Holo Music Player

The idea behind this one is to bring the “Holo” Android 4.0 visual style to all Android models, also offering loads of swipe-activated control features. In terms of music playing innovations there aren’t many here, but you do get some smart Home screen widgets and lock screen controls. Plus it could convince someone you’ve got Android 4.0 on your old T-Mobile Pulse.