Livego - Animated Wallpapers
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifestyle | $1.99 | Jemmy Odbo | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
It’s time to bring your iPhone to Life with animated moving Wallpapers.
Brag to your friends and family with the new look of your iPhone.
70% OFF Limited time only.
We guarantee your iPhone will come to life like never before.
How LiveGo Work's:
1-> After downloading the app, Open it
2-> Choose the Live Wallpaper that you like
3-> Click the Save Button
5-> The App will save the Live Wallpaper to Photo Library.
6-> Now go to Photo Library and Select the Live Wallpaper you just saved
8-> You will see options to Copy, Duplicate etc, scroll further to right and you will see set as wallpaper. Tap here.
9-> Now tap on Set and then choose Lock Screen or home Screen or both. For full experience, we suggest Set both
note: live wallpapers works on iPhone 6s,6s plus,7,7plus
Enjoy.!
Reviews
Do not waste your money
l30R3D0M
Would give them 0 stars if possible. Can't even save wallpapers total waste of 2.99
Trash!!!!!
Ivandaterrible98
It doesn’t let me save, and closes on me when scrolling through the app.
amzing!
Foster2368769
I will recommend it to my friends, very nicely you will not find on other apps
Bait and Switch
CANARY614
So I pay $2.99 for the privilege to d/ld and install this app only to be hit with a $9.99 pro level charge to save the wallpapers I paid $2.99 for? I’m sure you will get a few suckers to fall for this trap but it won’t be me.
Don’t waste your money
Carlopds
I got this app on sale for free and still wish I could get my money back. The application is incredibly basic and only lets you choose for 10 or so live wallpapers, most of which are poorly animated and look cheap. I don’t think the app creator even made most of them as they all have totally different design and animation styles. To add insult to this digital injury, any wallpapers actually worth saving required you to pay even more for a PRO version. After quickly realizing how lackluster this app was, I went to close it — thankfully it crashed by itself and I never had to open it again.
