Playstation Store Music Apps

Store music

It is great to store music and movies.

use mostly for movies, TV shows & playstation games, great surround sound. Music listening is also superb easy to setup the Sonos app of the newer version is not as refined as previous version. only stream in normal mode for Tidal Dolby Atmos tracks app can't add Apple Music service other than that, everything is great!

Use is so immersive with vast ecosystem of apps present on Oculus store.

Sounds great on the PlayStation 4!!

I bought this a few days ago and i cannot download enough music movies or apps to exceed the memory

Backup PC and store photos and music. Easy to use.

I walked in BH store with my ASUS Zoom (5,5 screen) with some 3D apps installed and checked all the VR headsets available. This product fits the best all big-screen smartphones and fablets, easy to use, allows viewing 3D and for my goal - to start developing 3D apps in C# for Anroid in MS VS - the best option. The only model that has a soft foam holder inside, that wouldn't scratch your phone and hold it reliably inside the headset when turning your head. I recommend.

Easy Apps to store and I have everything for a diverse viewing. Only one draw back the mute is to close to the volume control. Other then that love it. Specially the rechargeable batteries.

Purchased a Play5 for the Study and a Play1 for the kitchen and am very pleased with both. The Play1 is a 'little belter' of a speaker and paired with another for stereo would produce a superb sound - but then two Play5s would be even better !! Piano, violin and similar instruments render beautifully and orchestral works put you right there in the concert hall. Some may claim that the Sonos speakers are a little brighter than those from say Denon's Heos range, but tweaking the bass and treble with Sonos's Equaliser (in Manage - Settings...), it's easy to adjust the sound to your personal taste. Hooked up the Play5 to my network/ethernet switch and my Windows7 64-bit PC via the in-line socket without any problems and the apps for the iPhone and iPad work well, as does the Windows app. The only minor niggle is that the apps aren't very intuitive when it comes to grouping/ungrouping the two speakers and setting individual volumes with a single or two different music sources. I am looking forward to many more happy hours of listening to classical and popular music - or other genres now everything is that much clearer.