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MIUI Music Player for non-MIUI phones

Latest MIUI Music Player on any android device. Designed for all android devices, the new MIUI Music Player brings out the best of two worlds intertwined to make a visually pleasant UI with slick looks and feel.  Featuring an enhanced equalizer, spectrogram, sleep timer and some other features, the MIUI Music Player app is a complete package for music fans out there.
 
Among other notable features includes the option of   auto- downloading album art, or displaying lyrics of the currently playing track.

However, before you download the application and try it on your phone, let us warn you that the application may not work as described by other users. The app may contain some minor bugs, but rest assured that your music experience remains faithful to the MIUI build.
 
Other features include listening to online music via streaming through mobile network or via Wi-Fi. The application also has some  configuration settings for users to tweak: listen to the song while downloading, shaking to skip a track, or let the screen stay awake to see catchy album visuals as song tracks are being played. There is also the filtering system to let users filter music files according to size, genre, or folder.

Some users, however, observed that as long the user is browsing and playing tracks, the application works flawlessly, but once the tile of the currently played track is disturbed, the application goes into a force close error.

On the other hand, user-interface is top-notch with easy to use controls. Aside from that, navigation is polished with fast response times in switching between tracks. Developers, expectedly, are working hard to fix the various issues that still haunt the app.  MIUI Music Player does have the potential to sit among the best of the breed in music player apps for Android.

If you want to give the application a chance and install it on your phone, you can download from the download link below.

Download:

Miui MusicV3.apk

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