SAX Video Player: All Format Video Player

Universal mobile media player

SAX Video Player: All Format Video Player is a free video application for mobile by developer Touch Bar Apps. It's an all-in-one media player app that boasts multi-format support. With it, users will be able to play all types of videos and music stored locally on their smartphones or tablets.

Similar to Wuffy Media Player or KMPlayer, SAX Video Player: All Format Video Player boasts a simple and intuitive user interface that is easy to use even for beginners. This is further complimented by gesture-based controls that let users do quick seeking and adjustments while watching.

Play them all

Watching a movie or TV show is one of the best leisurely pastimes one can do. There are so many choices that cater to all types of preferences. However, there are just as many video formats available now that will cause compatibility or playback issues for some. That is why universal media players became a popular choice, and SAX Video Player: All Format Video Player is one of them.

When you first open this video player, you are greeted by a clean and minimalist UI. You can pretty much play anything from popular formats like MP4, MKV, and FLV to less common ones like WebM or OGG. You also have access to various playback options like controlling speed, changing aspect ratios, and using multiple subtitle tracks simultaneously, just to name a few.

What's more, you even get a Picture-in-Picture (PiP) mode to let you watch a movie or show while you're working on something else. Now, this video player is free, and as such, operates on an ad-supported business model. However, the ads are quite intrusive and appear too frequently. That, in turn, has a negative effect on the viewing experience when you're connected to Wi-FI or mobile data.

Capable but bothersome

All in all, SAX Video Player: All Format Video Player is a capable media player that lets you play all your videos without issue. It looks clean, is easy to use, and offers plenty of playback options, including the handy PiP mode. The ads are a bit too much, though, and will bother most users. Give it a try and see for yourself.