How do you listen to music on the go?

[Tsi]

[ALF]

I use Spotify. It's easy, on a 3 and a half hour flight my phone use about 8% listening to music for most of that time in Airplane mode.

[Mifune]

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[Swarlos]

Spotify Premium aswell. The longest I've had to go without a charger is 8 hours between Amsterdam and Panama City and I just put my iPhone 4S on airplane mode, and it usually holds out for 6 hours. Honestly, I can't listen to music for longer than 2 hours on the go anyway

[asbo]

Spotify Premium aswell. The longest I've had to go without a charger is 8 hours between Amsterdam and Panama City and I just put my iPhone 4S on airplane mode, and it usually holds out for 6 hours. Honestly, I can't listen to music for longer than 2 hours on the go anyway

Is that all? That's f***ing terrible.

[biggeordiedave]

I'll be gutted when my free Google Play Music trial runs out <grim>. It has absolutely everything I could think to listen to on it.

[Bik]

LG G4, 128GB micro SD card, spare battery.

[Mollie Knight]

I don't go out without headphones. Music in headphones as the soundtrack of my life.

[bodacious benny]

I listen through my ears usually

[Colback's Orange Tufts]

I won a competition, so an opera singer has been (socially distanced) following me singing for 2 years or so. So that

[bodacious benny]

[Colback's Orange Tufts]

Thing is I don't remember entering any competition. Not a big opera fan but I don't think she's particularly good.

[Crowchild]

I own songs in my phone. Tried using Spotify, didn't particularly like it. It's great for discovering more artists, but that's about it