Weverse Albums Hack 1.5.2 + Redeem Codes

I like the quality of audio Weverse albums offers and that I can collect my favorite artists newer albums into one app that I can play offline without paying for streaming.

However, a big turn off to the app is that I can’t shuffle all my albums together. I like being able to put all my favorite songs into one playlist and just hit shuffle but that’s not an option on Weverse albums. I hope this, or a similar feature, can be added in the future.

I like the idea of giving another option for fans to purchase the album, but keep the bulk of what a typical album has digital. Digital photo book, listen to the tracks, read the lyrics, etc. Then you get a couple photocards sent to you physically. A lot of K-pop stans collect photocards, it’s a very big part of the K-pop culture. In the past you’ve had to buy them through a third party individually or you had to buy albums upon albums and then you end up with a bunch of excess physical albums you have to sell, donate, or what have you. This way you cut out the cost of the physical album creation which is reflected in the cost of these digital albums. The only downside is sadly since everything comes from Korea and shipping is outrageous due to post pandemic price increases you may find yourself paying crazy prices for 2-3 photocards which is the only con that I personally see. If only the albums $10 (average) price point was accompanied by a $5 shipping fee. Sadly this isn’t the case since even if bought in the US at a more expensive start price point $15 it can’t be shipped as Media Mail through USPS (the cheapest shipping rate) since it doesn’t fall under the requirements of media mail (since it isn’t physical media, it’s digital media and photocards) but nevertheless I still really like the idea. Bravo to HYBE/Weverse’s marketing teams for continuing to find more ways to provide for every type of fan.

I wanted to like this app because even though I was disappointed that there was no physical album for Jack in the Box it was substituted for a physical album. I don’t like this app at all. I wish I could download the music to my phone. Since the app doesn’t count as streaming it doesn’t make since that I can’t just download the music to my phone or device. The photos are okay but I’d rather have physical photos because the images I can just save from online. The video that came with this album in the app was glitching so I couldn’t get through it. I don’t like how I have to scroll to find the JITB album. There should be a separate page for albums that I’ve bought.

I’m disappointed that I payed so much for 3 piece of paper essentially (with crazy shipping that was more expensive than the cd itself). Beyond that I like having a physical CD that I can play in my CD player. Also I like having a physical photo book with lyrics that I can flip through time to time. I enjoy when there is a nice case that the cd and phonebook come in that’s designed by the artist. I like having physical photo cards that I can look at.

Please think about how fans of the artist feel before creating an unnecessary app.

I finally listened to one of the albums I purchased - j-hope’s JITB. The audio quality is superb! Much better than some of the other streaming services. The only problem is I have to scroll in order to find the album I purchased. It would be great if the purchased albums are in the top or in the menu for easier find.

Also, the problem some have about counting towards charts is irrelevant since the app is designed to listen to music. If you want to listen for charting, there are many other apps in the market for that purpose. As a new-to-the-market music app, this fulfills it’s purpose with excellent audio - better than some charting-friendly apps.

I bought Jhope’s Jack in the Box album physically and I knew the album itself was going to be digital but this app is so restricting. I wanted to at least download the music so i can play it elsewhere but you can’t do that with this app. It’s completely proprietary, forcing you to have yet another music app to play your music. They even put photos and such in the app, which couldve been a nice physical addition to the physical album I bought, but they just give me my photocards in a flimsy piece of plastic and tell me to download this app for the rest of the stuff i payed for.

If i want to buy an actual download of the album id need to spend 12 more bucks on hybe’s website….. so so stupid. This app is just plain anti consumer and I wont be supporting any products that use this pointless app. Jhope deserved a full physical release, not whatever this is.

The only reason people don’t like it is because it’s new, but this will soon become a trend with all artists and everyone will be fine. The music and app run just fine for me with and without internet/ cellular data and I’ve encountered no problems yet! You guys knew what you were buying when you bought the album so if you don’t like it it’s more up to personal taste imo. I think it’s an amazing idea and honestly so much better for the environment and albums are cheaper too!! I like it personally <3

There is a lot of ignorant misinformation being spread about this app. My opinion, is that this no different than iTunes, just another way to digitally purchase an album and a platform to listen to it. Also I hope everyone who reads reviews does their own research and not blindly follow what is being said and that includes my own opinion. Again I think this a good option to help support your favorite artist.

JACK IN THE BOX ON HERE SOUNDS GREAT WAS CHEAP AND THE PACKAGING WAS CUTE! Would have paid more with a physical photobook but ya win some you lose some. Gonna start by saying that and shame on the ppl that came and review b0mbed this app out of spite. Lost a stars bc at the very least PLEASE put my albums at the top or on make a home page for them when the app starts. I don’t mind being advertised other ppl’s stuff sometimes but don’t shove it down my throat in front of the things I actually purchased

Another fool who purchased J Hope’s Jack in the Box only to discover I cannot download it to my IPod. I do not have a cell phone and am not about to tote an iPad around just to use the Weverse app. I wrote to customer support and got no reply. That is telling in itself!! This no cd option seems like a greedy money grab thought up by some bean counter. Even the later-to-be-released vinyl is limited in use as far as portability. For those who do not mind this setup, what happens when your device dies or gets replaced? The lot of those at Weverse should make this right and cowtow while doing so.

I think this is really cool being able to see exclusive photos and media! This is also pretty similar to iTunes Store where we would buy the music and could listen to it offline even though streams won’t count just like a regular music app like Apple Music without the streaming service! A really nice way to save music!