The bass lines were full and bouncy, and there's a good separation of high and low sounds. The Dirtbombs' "Ultraglide in Black" album sounded terrific as I streamed songs to a pair of Astro A38 wireless headphones. Unless you're an audiophile who's used to listening to music through higher-end headphones, Slacker's sound quality will satisfy. In testing, Slacker streamed crisp, hiccup-free audio over my home and office network connections. Since 1982, PCMag has tested and rated thousands of products to help you make better buying decisions. ( Read our editorial mission (Opens in a new window) & see how we test everything we review (Opens in a new window).)
The next tier up, Slacker Premium, delivers the ultimate experience with on-demand listening, the ability to create custom playlists, and more for $9.99 a month. Slacker for iPhone is free, but listeners can also subscribe to Slacker Radio Plus for a commercial-free experience with offline listening and unlimited song skips for $3.99 a month. Slacker may lack a handful of features found in competing products, such as track crossfading and gapless playback, but it has enough standout features and content of its own to continue its reign as our favorite iPhone ( at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) streaming music app. Slacker's latest update isn't as massive a change as the 2013 interface redesign, but the under-the-hood fixes make it more stable for sure. Slacker Radio for iPhone (free optional subscriptions from $3.99 per month), much like competing streaming music service Spotify, has undergone several changes in the last few months as the battle for your listening dollar rages on.
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