Top 5 Free Pandora Music Downloader For Android

PanDown

PanDown is a free Pandora music downloader for Android. It enabls Download button on the Pandora music list, so you can simply download any Pandora music on your Android devices directly.

How to Download Music from Pandora on Android Directly

1. First, install and run PanDown on your Android devices. With the free version, it will come with ads.
2. Then open Pandora to find the songs you want.
3. When you play the music in Pandora, you will see a music list on PanDown. And there will be a Download button for you to download the music. Simply click it to start downloading. (The downside is that you can not view the information of the tracks.)

1. Spotify for Android

In 2011, Spotify spread its claws over the United States of America’s virtual music-loving community; today, it has garnered more than 60 millionfollowers in 60 other countries besides the US. It also makes easy to listen to all your music offline, offers you a rest on the cost of multiple household accountsand more.

Along with all these cool features, the website boasts of a collection of more than 20 million songs covering various genres and albums, all of which are linked together through a search engine. Through Spotify, you also have access to the internet, radio, Last. FM, where you can listen to all the channels or the ones that suit your present state of mind.

A three month trial comes at a price of 1$ while the Premium version costs up to 10$ a month. The advantage of the Premium version over the free version is that one doesn’t have to glance through the ads that interrupt your music experience; also the audio features are of a better standard in the Premium version.

2. Google Play Music

As users may know, the controller of the virtual universe never keeps things stagnant. The same applies to the Google Play Music product; the evolution has started from a beta version launched in 2011 as a cloud music player. It blossomed into a scan and matched 2012 version, which was a high quality MP3 player. Finally, Google Play Music All Access in 2013, which is a subscription-based, turned YouTube intothe mix in 2014. Lately, itadded instant mixes, curated playlists and more.

On this music player, you can upload your own collection and also use the 30 million rich catalogs where the music streams at 320 kbps in MP3 format.

With the YouTube based music, you can now discover new songs using YouTube and finally link it to your Google Play music account. The subscription fee is 10$ per month after a free trial version of the app.

3. Rdio

With its brilliant collection of songs, including many from Bollywood, you can tune into the You FMand many other radio stations that suit your mood. You can make personal playlists encompassing various genres and can also get personalized recommendations from the website. With Rdio, you can listen to the songs from your desktop, mobile phone or tablet.

The subscription details come in three versions – the ad supported free version, Rdio Select, which is mainly for mobile users at a price of 60 rupees every month and the unlimited version to get the best of the app.