The app is overall easy to use. The quality is great and there’s plenty of variety. The ads aren’t very invasive but can get mildly annoying while browsing stations; The more you interact with the app, the more ads you’ll get. The jukebox feature is odd, to say the least. At first I thought it was a way to categorize stations based on their genre. This theory was quickly debunked, considering there’s only around five stations per genre. I was hopeful, waiting to see if the jukebox’s stations swapped out daily or even weekly to introduce you to more stations. This doesn’t seem to be the case, either. I honestly see this feature as wasted potential. My biggest criticism of the app is that it doesn’t showcase track names. On numerous occasions I’ve found songs I enjoyed, only to be disappointed by the daunting thought of never hearing them again. I find this feature basic. Even car radios have this. How am I to appreciate the music if the song and artist names aren’t provided? This was what brought me to the app in the first place. I wanted to expose myself to music I’ve never heard before. Another small criticism is about the paywall, namely what lies behind it. Instead of simply offering an ad-free experience, it lures you in with blocking simple quality of life features. This includes a sleep timer and larger favorites library. I find the latter the most nonsensical. Why punish us for enjoying the stations provided by the app? This is all for now. Thank you for reading.
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