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iTunes for Mac

  • Free

  • In English
  • V 12.8.3
  • 3.6

    (1019)
  • Security Status

One of the best media players

iTunes is one of the leading free media players for Mac that is widely used for its variety of features, which does more than play music. It has a sleek interface that is designed for users to be able to navigate easily without needing assistance. For a streamlined listening experience, it also allows music and other media downloads without the need for a third-party app

For interested or first-time users, iTunes offers a risk-free trial for Apple Music, allowing you to experience the platform fully, without any commitment. If it’s not your cup of tea as it’s no Spotify or YouTube Music, you’re free to cancel anytime.

A familiar face

One of the good things about iTunes is that despite its many changes with each update, the interface never really strays much from its original design. The familiarity gives its users an easy time to adjust to the new additions and minor tweaks. There is no need to worry about suddenly not being able to find or access certain functionalities of the media player because everything is still laid out neatly.

It also continues to give priority to its music library, which is what it was originally made for before being able to house movies, TV shows, and other multimedia. Managing your music library is simple and easy because the app sorts your music according to artists, albums, song titles, and genres. The same goes for creating and managing playlists, although different playlists across various devices may tend to overwrite each other.

Revolutionizing the entertainment sphere, the media player catalyzes and streamlines the way users consume content. The inception of Apple Music, Apple TV+, and Apple Podcasts on Mac has further amplified this transformation, as these apps pull from the users’ library, ensuring the availability of content right away. Furthermore, the app adds a layer of security by enabling users to back up, restore, and sync their devices directly to their Mac.

May soon face user extinction

With Apple releasing new apps for desktop users, iTunes may suffer from a lack of use. The tech giant has rolled out three dedicated apps to streamline the experience: Apple Devices, which optimizes device management and backup; Apple Music, which offers AirPlay support and seamless personal music library control; and Apple TV, which elevates the user’s viewing experience through 4K playback, subscription services, and MLS Season Pass access. Meanwhile, for audiobooks, podcasts, or compatibility issues with the new apps, this app remains the go-to solution.

An all-time favorite

iTunes is a very user-friendly app. As mentioned, its interface is straightforward and organized, so users will not get lost or confused while using it. Its design does not change much over time, as well, and you can always easily find what you are looking for. Transcending the role of a traditional media player, it also offers music downloads and houses diverse multimedia content like movies, TV shows, and more.

Once you import and download all your music, iTunes lets you manage it any way you please. Create playlists to suit your mood. Use Smart Shuffle to adjust random playback to hear more of the songs you like.

Set parental controls to ensure your kids hear only what they should. Buy music, movies, TV shows, and audiobooks, or download free podcasts from the iTunes Store 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

PROS

  • Straightforward, easy-to-use interface
  • Syncs across various devices
  • Generous range of content available

CONS

  • Synced playlists may overlap

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iTunes for Mac

  • Free

  • In English
  • V 12.8.3
  • 3.6

    (1019)
  • Security Status


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