ZPlayer is a beautifully designed, skinned music player that unifies your local library, podcasts, and internet radio in one place. It offers studio-grade sound with a built-in equalizer, a highly customizable UI, and a privacy-first approach with no accounts or subscriptions required. The app holds regional MUSIC_AUDIO rankings (US #80, IN #176, ID #177) and is priced at $5.99, with 5,000+ total downloads and 36 in the last 30 days.
Pros & Cons
No subscriptions or cloud streaming — you own your music locally.
Offline-friendly with local ratings/history storage.
Strong built-in audio controls via a native DSP engine.
Highly customizable UI with many layout and color options.
Lacks a cloud-based streaming library or subscription features.
Upfront price may deter users seeking free options.
About ZPlayer
ZPlayer is a music & audio app developed by roomtek.
Download Statistics
ZPlayer has been downloaded 6 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 36 times. It is ranked in the top 100 music & audio apps.
User Ratings
ZPlayer is rated 4.24 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 520 ratings.
App Information
ZPlayer costs $5.99 to download. The last update was on December 19, 2023.
Technical Requirements
ZPlayer requires Android 8.1+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play February 2015.
Description
ZPlayer is a powerful, beautifully designed music player for Android that brings your local library, podcasts, and internet radio together in one place.
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I'm loving the app thus far! I haven't used a Zune in years, but this feels right at home. My only complaints is there doesn't appear to be a way to manually set album art, and when you go to the radio, you'll see only German stations initially unless you scroll over to your desired country. Other than those things, wonderful!
★★★★☆Jeff Wiesneski· Dec 28, 2025
Still probably my favorite all around music player (I was always a fan of the Zune interface). Unfortunately, for some reason it can't see SOME of my ogg music files, other ogg files it can see but not play, and others it plays fine. I even deleted and re-copied the files to make sure they were good. My normally 2nd choice of music players, Black player Ex, has no issues with the same files, so I'm using that for now.
★★★★★Garret “Gzero26” Watson· Jul 24, 2025
Love this app soo much!! Is there a way to import Playlist? Like from Samsung Music Player to Zplayer?
★☆☆☆☆Elizabeth Stiles· Dec 5, 2021
I've wanted a Unlike music app for a long time. However, at the moment it has issues that make the app next to useless for me. I almost always play from playlists with the music arranged in a very specific order, but there is no function to allow music in a playlist to be rearranged. So if I want to alternate between two artists in a playlist, I have to go back and forth between those artists and add one song at a time. Highly inefficient and time-consuming. Additionally, if you add a whole album to a playlist, the songs sometimes won't be added in the original order. It's not in alphabetical order either, so I have no idea what its criteria is for deciding what order to place the songs in. (In one particular case, the last two songs of an album were always placed first, and the rest of the album was in the correct order.) So again, you have to add songs one at a time. I couldn't play a playlist from the main playlist menu; it said all playlists were empty. I had to go into the playlist itself to play it. After using the playlists just fine for a few weeks, all were suddenly empty. Then after a little more time, the playlists themselves were gone. Apparently this issue has since been fixed, but given how long it took to make the playlists, because of being forced to add songs one at a time, I don't want to take the time to make them all over again. Last, even if I decide to forgo the playlist altogether and play from the artist menu, the albums don't play in the order displayed, and there's no ability to tell the app what order to play the albums in. This could be solved with playlists, if the playlists worked, but they don't. I'm really discouraged from using the app, which sucks seeing as I paid for it. (Not much, but still.) If and when the issues are solved, I will update this review. I still would love to have a Zune-style player, so I'm not giving up hope just yet. Also, just a suggestion, it would be much, much easier if the app simply supported Zune playlists, as I still use Zune on my desktop.
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Trust & Safety: No runtime permissions are listed. The app reads from the device music library and stores ratings/history locally, keeping data on-device. It uses obfuscation (is_proguarded) and modern AndroidX libraries, contributing to a safe, privacy-conscious experience.
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