TunePat Tidal Media Downloader will finally break the drought for any music lover who would intend to or wishes to listen to his best tracks from Tidal in offline mode. Among the things that I have found great with the application is that the interface is so simple and does not create a hustle in music downloading. I loved the support it provides for several of the output formats, such as FLAC and MP3 of the highest quality, which would make selection very easy according to the storage availability. It works pretty good with big playlists and complete albums, too, maintaining the quality of the audio. Moreover, the batch downloading saves much time-it means multiple downloads can be added in a queue without lagging the system. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The general feeling is that TunePat Tidal Media Downloader is a relatively reliable tool, but there are a few areas where one may find things not exactly up to scratch. One problem I have found with TunePat Tidal Media Downloader is the incompatibility of the tool with newer versions of the Tidal application, wherein the software tunes in download errors or updating. Another issue is inconsistent download speeds, especially when high-resolution files are being downloaded. Another disadvantage of this product is that it lacks internal features of music organization, which you may want to supplement with some other software. And lastly, while potent in its own ways, there is a price to be paid for this software, perhaps offering a free trial or demo for potential customers to try its features before having to invest in it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.