Reviews of ET Music Player Pro

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List of user reviews and ratings for ET Music Player Pro

Total ratings

4.50 (Rating count: 2,770)

Review summary

Users appreciate ET Music Player Pro for its good sound quality, powerful equalizer, clean interface, and ad-free experience. However, multiple reviews mention critical issues including unreliable playlist saving, frequent crashes, problems with music library display (missing or duplicate songs), and missing features like lyrics and embedded album art support. These recurring bugs negatively affect usability despite positive feedback on the app's sound and interface.

Pros

Good sound quality with powerful equalizer and bass controls
Simple and clean user interface with dark themes available
No ads in the app enhancing the user experience
Better than many other Android music players according to some users

Cons

Playlist save feature is broken or unreliable, playlists often get deleted after reboot
App crashes or freezes frequently on some devices
Issues with music library such as missing albums or tracks not appearing correctly
Bug with duplicate songs showing in the library
Lack of certain features like color themes, speed/pitch control, lyrics, and embedded album art support

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User Reviews

Recent rating average: 2.80

All time rating average: 4.50

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8% (5)

Date	Author	Comment
2024-07-04	Ke*****	When my phone screen sleeps it stops playing even when connect to my car stereo blue tooth. So I just downloaded a free app and it works better than this one I paid for.
When my phone screen sleeps it stops playing even when connect to my car stereo blue tooth. So I just downloaded a free app and it works better than this one I paid for.
2023-03-05	Kr*****	Some albums don't appear under the artist. The albums were ripped from legit CD's using Windows Media Player and appear in the file manager. Any suggestions?
Some albums don't appear under the artist. The albums were ripped from legit CD's using Windows Media Player and appear in the file manager. Any suggestions?