Planning to listen to Bach in the outback? You might struggle.
This issue obviously won't affect home listeners, but a couple of other drawbacks might. Strangely, there isn't currently an iPad app for Apple Music Classical and Android users initially won't have access to its charms, either. Fortunately, the latter won't be the case for long, as Apple says an Android app is"coming soon".
This will conveniently make Apple Music Classical a fine partner for Sonos' new Dolby Atmos-enabled speaker, the Era 300, which also launches on March 28 for $449 / £449 / AU$749. Given our hands-on Apple hasn't announced an iPad, Mac or Apple Watch app for its new classical music service, but that doesn't mean we won't see them in the future – and the same goes for offline listening.
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