Tuneshine: Live album art display

I was gifted a Tuneshine and instantly fell in love. The setup was relatively easy (only required a router restart to correct a minor issue) and I love the way it looks and the customizable nature of it.

Great, but would prefer twice as many pixels. Would keep the cool pixelated look but allow a littke more detail through. Some of my album art is complex and comes out as blobs.

Thanks to Tuneshine support I was able to get it setup on Mac OS 15.6.1 with Apple Music on MacBook. Super easy set-up process for the device itself. Mostly the trouble is with the suggested Tuneshine solution, the last.fm app, not installing so the Apple Music playlist isn't being updated properly. See the response to this review for the workaround.

Awesome product and free easy set up. Bought a second one for a friend and he is amazed as well!

I thought this price was expensive when I bough ordered it. But after getting it and using it for a few weeks, it now feels like a great value (!). First impression: came packaged carefully in thick foam padding in a cardboard tight box and felt solid and well packed. The item in your hands is more solid and heavy than it looked in photos. Feels heavy, tight, like a high quality engineered audio component item. Set up was effortless and near instant, the app is clear and simple, no fluff. I love to see it glowing and surprise myself recognizing old album art. You can change the brightness which is cool. Display is definitely lo-res but that's the aesthetic, it's grown on me. Counter-intuitively, the further you are away from it the better the album art looks. It’s brought so much joy already. Even when I walk into my apartment bldg and my phone pairs to my wifi inside, by the time I’ve unlocked my front door and walked in, the album art is glowing whatever I'm current playing on my headphone - displayed in the corner and glows out into the whole room, which is pretty wild. I've send this to my music nerd friends, it's just a lot of fun and serendipitous. If you like albums and miss the vinyl experience in the streaming era, or just want to get closer to the aesthetics of your favorite music: this is for you.