Overall, this app feels like the Android equivalent of the desktop VLC. It's certainly one of the best Android players out there. Sleek and potent, MX Player impresses with its built-in codecs and decoders, as well as with its handy screen gestures. Though it disappears once you press play, it's still annoying. Intrusive ads: While not plagued by ads like other free players, this one displays an annoying ad atop the screen when video playback is stopped. Switching to the software S/W decoder fixes the problem. Occasional quirks: With the high-performance H/W decoder on, the player sometimes skips longer HD videos, just refusing to play them - they appear as grayed out in the playlist. Streamlined design: From the minimal interface to the resume playback option to the handy subtitle customization and video playback preferences, this app puts at your fingertips all the features and options you need to customize your viewing experience. Responsive hand gestures: The sensitive fast-forward, rewind, swiping, and pinching to zoom in and pan finger gestures make this player great for re-watching favorites. Powerful: MX Player's hardware acceleration and multicore decoding really work on devices with strong CPUs and enough RAM, providing a graceful, flowing playback experience even for three-hour-long HD films. It plays almost everything and does it smoothly, saving you the trouble of having to mess with video converters. With its support for most video formats and excellent performance, MX Player stands out as a high-quality app in a category saturated by unoptimized or ad-infested players.
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