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Default You really don’t want to pay for a wallpaper app
Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority

  • The vast majority of polled Android Authority readers don’t want to pay for a wallpaper app.
  • However, a small number of respondents are open to a one-time payment.
Tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee (known as MKBHD) released a wallpaper app last week, and it received a negative reception due to its $12/month subscription (or $50 a year). This fee gives you access to a variety of high-quality wallpapers, although there’s also an ad-supported free tier that dishes out lower-quality versions of these wallpapers.

We asked readers on our website and viewers on our YouTube channel how much they were willing to spend on a wallpaper app. It turns out the vast majority of you really don’t want to pay for a wallpaper app in the first place.




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