Not usable without apple subscription
Can’t even use pandora and it cost me $8.99 to learn this
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Control and enhance audio from various smart speakers and devices. Stream music from multiple services, boost bass and volume, and even use your phone as a microphone. Enjoy an ad-free experience with premium features.
Summarized from real user reviews of Smart Speaker Equalizer Remote. Based on 7.4K reviews and a 4.4/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 12 negatives reviewers mention most about this Music app.
1.0.16
November 5, 2025
Improve user experience.
Monthly Premium
$14.99
Lifetime Premium
Lifetime Premium
5 issues
Frequent crashes
Connectivity issues
5 requests
Ability to control multiple speakers
Improved connectivity and stability
This app allows you to connect, control, and group various smart speakers, amplifiers, and smart TVs. It enhances your music experience with features like bass and volume boosting, a full-range equalizer, and the ability to stream from multiple online services.
Key features include connecting to AirPlay and Bluetooth speakers, controlling playback, boosting bass and volume, using a comprehensive equalizer with presets, streaming from services like Apple Music and YouTube, and using your iPhone as a microphone. It also offers an ad blocker and a private web browser.
The app offers a free version with core functionalities. For unlimited connections, ad-free YouTube streaming, and full sound control, a Premium Membership is available with weekly, monthly, and annual subscription options, including a 3-day free trial.
The app is designed to connect with a wide range of Wi-Fi or AirPlay speakers and amplifiers from brands like Sonos, DENON, Marantz, and B&O. It also pairs with Bluetooth speakers and headphones from brands such as Bose, Harman Kardon, and JBL.
Common use cases include boosting the sound quality and volume for parties, enjoying personalized playlists with enhanced audio, seamlessly switching between different music streaming services, and using your phone as a temporary microphone for announcements or recordings.