Sprint Music Store

Reviews of the Sprint Music Store

• 6.5

  CNET Review

  February 21, 2006

  The Good: The Sprint Music Store offers instant gratification for digital audio lovers, and for every track you purchase, you get a copy for your phone and for your PC. Most compatible phones have stereo speakers.

  The Bad: Each track from the Sprint Music Store is priced at a premium of $2.50. Yet, to use a track as a ring tone, you have to pay an additional $2.50. In order to play purchased music, you must access the Music Store.

  The Bottom Line: The Sprint Music Store fits the bill if you're looking for instant gratification on the digital music front, but the $2.50-per-track price tag is hard to swallow.

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• 7.4

  alaTest.com

  By alaTest | December 4, 2008

  Review Summary: Experts rate this product 63/100 and users 98/100. Comparing these reviews to 280496 other Cell Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 74/100 = Good.

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• No Rating

  engadget.com

  By Marc Perton | October 31, 2005

  Review Summary: While we have to give Sprint some cred for being the first US carrier to offer a full-scale music store, with downloads available at one price to both your phone and your PC (the service is similar to the "dual download" service recently unveiled by UK ca

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