Con
1. Limited Music Source: The Muso application requires users to have pre-downloaded music files to play. It can't stream or download songs directly, which limits users to their existing collection and can be inconvenient for those looking to discover new music or enjoy a vast library.
2. No Cloud Integration: Muso lacks cloud-storage integration, meaning users can't sync their music library across devices or access songs stored in cloud services. This can be a drawback for users with multiple devices or those who prefer cloud-based music libraries for flexibility and backup.
3. Lack of Features: Compared to other music players, Muso might offer fewer features such as equalizers, smart playlists, or advanced searching capabilities. This could detract from the user experience for those who require a more sophisticated or customizable music-listening experience.
