Yes, AmpMe is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
⚠️ Warning: Multiple users of AmpMe have mentioned scam or fraud. Investigate thoroughly before using this app.
AmpMe has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is £39.32.
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4.08 out of 5
5,970 ratings in United Kingdom
If your reading this you’ve already wasted too much of your time… I hyped this app up to my mate so we could boost the sound of our music in our workplace however it decided to just not work at all. It feels like it was crafted by the one and only pbf… at one point when trying to load into the session I looked up from my phone and saw that I was laid in my grave. I’m feeling sick ooooh oooh pins and needles pins and needles. Are you my teddy bear? Can I sleep with you?….
They say it can connect to multiple Bluetooth speakers. This was the one function I wanted. There is no ability for this app to do that.
I downloaded AmpMe to listen to music on Spotify with my friends. While the app is advertised as “free”, you actually have to pay for their services once you get into the app. The app offers a 3-day free trial, which I selected. However, I was immediately charged £10 for a ONE WEEK subscription. £10 for ONE WEEK. Are you flipping joking me? Then I thought, well if I’ve paid for one week, I may as well make the most out of it… only to find out it does NOT work with Spotify. It is only compatible with YouTube and SoundCloud. I am so disappointed as I’ve just been scammed out of my money and wasted my time with this useless app.
Absolutely wild. Do NOT sign up unless you want to pay £520 a year for access. That’s not a typo.
Does not connect multiple Bluetooth devices to one device and you have to subscribe to find out. I read multiple articles saying you connect multiple Bluetooth speakers to one device using this app - you can’t :(
Foul app only does what you expect after a hefty bill
Can’t sync connect multi devices via Bluetooth
I downloaded the app only to be met by immediate disappointment as I literally didn’t understand how to navigate it, how to start a party, or how to even STOP searching for a nearby party. I just gave up after 5 minutes and my friends who managed to understand how to use it said they couldn’t do much without paying anyway so… dead.
This app ruined my life. When I was younger I used to always see the AmpMe adverts on my television. I dreamed that one day I’d be able to share the app with friends. But today my dream was ruined when I realised this app is a soul-destroying, pocket drying scam. Don’t get. End. Of.
Pretty poor. I wonder if this used to be better when first released… It looks like nowadays they only support Soundcloud and a very limited offering of YouTube playlists. No Spotify or Apple/Amazon music. The trial runs for three days, then auto renews for a whopping 10£ on a weekly basis. If you’re going to download it to see for yourself just how useless this is, make sure you go to settings on your phone, search for subscriptions and cancel as soon as you’ve taken it for a spin. Or just take my word for it and keep looking for a better app.
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Top Grossing
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27
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Top Free
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43
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Top Grossing
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45
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Top Grossing
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56
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Top Grossing
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58
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