Not intuitive, bulky, and slow. I installed it to download some music I bought and had to uninstall it. My 6 core desktop (I-7 980) behaved erratically while updating with my music in my hard drive, took too much band-with as well. I am a remote consultant, and need every bit of my bandwith while working, which rendered this product unusable to me. Why did I install it? The old music downloader would not work any more, so I had to do it.

This is a pretty good music app. It works ok on my computer. Some of the music is free and some you have to pay for. All in all it is a good, user friendly product that works as it should.

Really nice app.

Amazon Cloud Player for PC is great for keeping up with your music that you have. It work great with all your computer and mobile you may own.

As if the 2-day shipping and Netflix-style streaming service wasn’t enough value for money, Amazon went and added this. I’m very impressed. There’s a good selection of all kind of music which is updated and added to constantly. The music streams and downloads wonderfully. Be aware, if you aren’t already, that even if you download music onto your phone, you won’t be able to play it if Amazon removes it from the available music.

This player has a great user interface, is user friendly, and has eye pleasing graphics. Keeping your music organized is simple.

The app downloaded easy no problem getting it to work.nSpent very little time figuring out how to use it. Very easy to use.

I have a collection of 50,000+ songs. The online Cloud Player works fine, but Amazon has changed it so you have to use the PC version to download music and the thing is the PC version flat out doesn’t work. I will type in the name of a song I want to download, and sometimes up to 30 minutes will go by before the song appears. This is ridiculous!nnI just want to download the music I buy but instead I have to keep buying CD’s, rip them myself, then throw the physical discs into the garage because Cloud Player flat out won’t work.

Fine product, great price.

The cloud player could be better. But my biggest complaint is that Amazon needs to make playing music as ubiquitous as it makes reading books on the Kindle app. In fact, the one place I don’t really need an app is on my PC (since I can just use the web version). I’d sure like to have a Windows Phone App and Windows 8.1 App though. And I’ll bet there are a lot of people out there who would like an iPhone app or Google Phone app too.