TREBEL Music - Download Songs Reviews – Page 15
5/5 rating based on 676 reviews. Read all reviews for TREBEL Music - Download Songs for iPhone.
TREBEL Music - Download Songs is free iOS app published by M&M Media, Inc.
Awesome fun
Welitgucciandfire
There is only one thing I would change I love it and this app is Epic and I understand why but it is kinda sad but it's ok because it makes up for it with its awesomeness
I'm absolutelly in love
zZ ANTOINE Zz
This is probably one of the few apps where you can listen to music offline for absolutelly free, and i can't thank you enough for making this app, even though its a spotify knockoff, its still worth it since you have the option to chose whether you wanna spent or not to listen to your music, and the coin making system is not bad, i like it... and no need to change anything, just keep up with the good work and hope you the best...❤️ PS : Im a total blackpink fan and i realised there is a mistake in the albums you put another group's album named blackpink aswell, and i was super confused and excited i thought blackpink had an album that i never heard and it was weird rock and roll that im not used to haha ?
Korean pop song and Tagalog song
greatlyrosie
Please show more Koop song please it’s would be really great full to listen and some Tagalog , and I’m happy to get this apps cause it’s just easy to used just download some music and play online or offline and since I love listening to music this apps is good if you don’t have network and wish and hope this apps would be the same ?
Great alternative to traditional music apps!
JustAnAwsomeGuy24/7
I typically use apple music to download all my music but Treble is a nice way to have some extra storage for songs that might not always be avaialbe in iTunes or other music platforms. It has a bit of an interesting point system as far as how you actually download and listen to music but regardless it’s pretty hard to use up your points to the degree that you can’t listen to music at all, but it is possible. 4 stars for me just because again the point system seems a little counter productive, if the user already has to listen to adds regardless, (Which is how the app makes money I’m sure) then there shouldn’t be a need for a point system in the first place. But overall, still a great app for those wanting a way to expand his or her personal library.