You can currently download the 8.99 euro processor “SomaFM Radio Player” for free from the App Store. We will tell you why the download is worth it.
The iPhone and iPad apps are temporarily free in the “SomaFM Radio Player” App Store. (Source: Rawpixel / Depositphotos.com)
- You can currently get the app for free, which costs 8.99 euros.
- SomaFM Radio Player hosts 20 radio stations.
- Music selected, no reviewers or ads.
Developers offer their otherwise paid apps and games for free for a short period of time. This should increase the awareness of the application and the number of downloads. Ads are usually only valid for a short period of time.
The “SomaFM Radio Player” application, which actually costs 8.99 euros, is currently available for free on the App Store. The application gives you 20 radio stations where you can listen to music.
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Private radio stations have no moderators or commercials. Only playlists selected from well-known DJs and music directors are played. No registration is required to use it.
Is it worth downloading?
Music genres are widespread. After downloading, you can immediately select a radio station and start streaming. You can also play music through CarPlay on the iPhone.
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IOS apps are currently available for free
IOS apps are currently available for free
With 61 ratings, it received 4.3 out of 5 stars on the App Store. SomaFM offers in-app purchases of the radio player. However, these are donation opportunities for developers, who can use all the functions for free.
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