Top 10 Best Android Media Player Apps

The best apps to play media on your android tablet or phone

Top Android Apps

Playing media is one aspect where Google hasn't done much awesome on Android. Android’s standard media player is still a lifeless and dull grey experience. The application developers clearly very keener on increasing its sales and rental on Google Play store, rather than endorsing users to keep their mobiles update with their own movies files. Some handsets only officially enable their customers to play only MP4 files, such as if they convey more specific forms of multimedia than the other formats of movie available and when it comes to media playback, the dreaded Android fragmentation position really is a big problem.

But it's a technical problem in the some part. The extensive variety in Android processing chip suppliers in the market, from old phones with single-core chip ARMv6 up to 2012's quad-core monsters chip, means that some smartphones won't work accurate as playing media no matter what application you use.

Following top 10 best android media player apps will widen your selections when it comes to video playing.

1. Movies By Flixster

Presenting itself as a full set for moviegoers, Flixster enable you download and stream films, develop a cloud based digital library of purchased media titles, and find cinema size listings for those when a pocket sized video just isn't sufficient.

2. MX Player

With the quality of playing almost any format of file in its stride (and also offer plugins to install for the rest), MX Player is the wonderful player for media libraries amassed from a variety of resources. It’s also a stunning one to leave with the Childs, as its child lock keeps them away of your current account and inbox.

3. Mobo Player

Much similar with MX Player, Mobo Player is an almost all purpose media player specially designed to decode so much file formats of movies it's attempting to start building them up. Offering good assistance for subtitles of media, pop out windows and playlists, this Mobo Player deserves its own movie award.

4. Google Play Movies & TV

Google developing a pretty awesome flogging third party media players for its Google Play, they would be forgiven for playing their own app free – but this a slick offering accessibility to thousands of videos to buy or rent.

5. Crackle

Free to watch and free to download, Crackle Flash streaming application cuts playback with the help of ads for an ITV feel, old school. Videos are mostly downloading from Sony's back library.

6. VPlayer

VPlayer offer a free trial for one week, it promises to put the best out of your phone with a selection of software or hardware decoding. Best HD playback delivers no problem on a dual-core handset, and it consumes less battery drain than its rivals.

7. BigFlix

If you want to tastes lean closer to Hollywood than Bollywood, you can do a lot worse then try this free library of Bengali, Hindi and Tamil blockbusters, delivering unlimited video streaming for a flat fee.

8. Crunchyroll

Another elegant video player, this time equipped with full of the Japanese Animations, Crunchyroll offering most content to download for free of cost after its first month of release, and offering ad-free streaming for paid members.

9. VLC for Android Beta

VLC media player is free, and plays most media formats via home networks, enable you set aspect ratios, and much more things. It'll be wonderful, when it's really finished.

10. Netflix

You Love with film? Then you should install Netflix. A monthly sub deliver you accessibility to hundreds of films through your tablet, smartphone, Smart TV or console, with the feature to start watching on one click, then resume where you left off on another one.