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I’m the kind of guy who’s always on the lookout for thebest.
Recently, I heard about a lesser known Android app calledRocket Player.
The results were pleasantly surprising, but is it a contender for the title of Best Android Music Player?
Interfaces are the most important aspect of any app, in my opinion.
Too bad that’s not the case.
The interface is the first impression, and first impressions can often be a make-it-or-break-it deal.
Rocket Player’s Android interface is top notch, and by that I don’t meanflashyorinnovative.
Well, Rocket Player manages to do all of that while maintaining a polished feel.
They’re both easy on the eyes.
As for the actual layout, it’s about as vanilla as they come.
You’ve got artist listings, album listings, song listings - you know, the usual fare.
The plus side to Rocket Player, though, is that everything is smooth and fast.
My 2-year-old Galaxy S often has trouble with frame skips and lag, but not here.
That earns Rocket Player a lot of points from me.
Music players are at their best when they let you listen to music without getting in the way.
I’ve been using this app for many weeks now and I’m impressed.
Access to equalizer presets is not the only thing that comes with it:
My final verdict?
I highly recommend Rocket Player for Android users.
