That can be a bad thing for some people, but not most. If you’re someone who wants to have each and every one of those features, you’ll find XPlayer seriously lacking in this department. Yet, I can bet money that most of its users will find themselves lost for a while if they were to go through the extensive settings list. There are so many of these that the developers had to categorize them in order to not confuse users. MX Player is a video player packed with features. MX Player mops the floor with XPlayer in terms of features That is to say, I wouldn’t claim to have extensively tested the app, but I highly doubt you’ll encounter any playback issues. It has been a month or more since I’ve been using this app but I don’t watch as many videos on my phone as I used to back in the day. The actual playback is on par with MX Player if not better. XPlayer is even named Video Player All Format on the Google Play Store to highlight this functionality. Video Playback is alrightĪs already mentioned, there is no lack of video player apps today on Android that can play videos of any format. This won’t be as much of an app review as much a comparison with MX Player which has managed to stay on top for all these years and probably still will. XPlayer is just a tad bit better than MX Player and even beats it in terms of features. Yet MX Player reigns supreme because we’re used to its style. Back then, there were mostly two such video playback apps, now there are many. MX Player’s rise to popularity was its ability to play any kind of video, in any format on your Android device. Even though VLC took its sweet time coming to Android, it still lost out to MX Player for a number of different reasons. MX Player has been around on the Android scene long before any of the popular desktop media players, such as VLC.

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