Radio Tunes - great music 24/7 Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 146 reviews. Read all reviews for Radio Tunes - great music 24/7 for iPhone.
Radio Tunes - great music 24/7 is free iOS app published by Digitally Imported, Inc.
Needs a few adjustments
Tatonka
Airplay needs to improve. It used to be better. Would love to see an Apple TV app. Other than that it has a good radio selection.
Why no iPad app
bestman50
Why has this not been updated to support the iPad I use it all the time don’t like the iPhone app on my iPad fix it
Great curated playlists with very high quality sound.
Lee56232
Great music streams, operated and maintained by dedicated employees. The management’s commitment to its customers is sketchy at best.
Excellent, but...
JohnnyAngel69
Please implement iPad landscape mode, like you did with DI.FM. Thanks. (Same goes for the Rock, Jazz and Classical apps).
One of the Best Streaming Music Sites
Lee56232
This is one of the best streaming sites in the App Store. Over 90 very well curated streams. I’ve been a premium member since 2011. The quality of the sound and different streams are always excellent. Check out the other music streaming apps available from RadioTunes.
Confused About Plans
JohnnyAngel69
Update 3.4.2 description says it was updated to offer an annual plan. But I already have an annual plan. So what is new then?
Awesome
LJC In LA
Best radio app out there. Subscription plan is reasonable and the programming beyond excellent. Sound quality is unmatched. A real keeper!
Disappointed w/political endorsement for Trump
Popeyedaplaya
Very disappointed that RadioTunes let a Trump ad run on the app! I see now it's definitely about the money.
Too Many Ads...
Flyingredcat
The video ads are relentless lately... Unlike another reviewer who apparently believes that only ads for the democratic candidate should be aired, I dislike the giant increase in ads, period. No use to politicize this... I don't expect everyone and every business to support a political candidate, just because I do, that's just arrogant. Let's protest in the amount of ads we get, period.