Koi Pond Video Live Wallpaper
Koi Pond Video Live Wallpaper.
Realistic video wallpaper with colorful koi in the pond.
The unique technology allows us to create the most efficient video wallpapers running smoothly on 99% of Android devices.We use real video instead of emulation by using image sequence.The application will sleep when your device is inactive and will not drain your battery.The best live background you have ever seen!
Features: Optimized memory usage (support SD cards) Optimized battery usage Adjustable speed (frame rate) Compatible with many smartphones and tablets Completely free
BONUS: nice widget!How To Use:Home -> Menu -> Wallpapers -> Live Wallpaper
Notice: There are advertisements in the app!
Realistic video wallpaper with colorful koi in the pond.
The unique technology allows us to create the most efficient video wallpapers running smoothly on 99% of Android devices.We use real video instead of emulation by using image sequence.The application will sleep when your device is inactive and will not drain your battery.The best live background you have ever seen!
Features: Optimized memory usage (support SD cards) Optimized battery usage Adjustable speed (frame rate) Compatible with many smartphones and tablets Completely free
BONUS: nice widget!How To Use:Home -> Menu -> Wallpapers -> Live Wallpaper
Notice: There are advertisements in the app!
Category : Personalization
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Reviews (6)
Tro. G.
Jul 4, 2016
Forget the children's comments, this is an amazing app. Now I have my own set of Koi I can watch them all day with my grandson's. Keep up the excellent work.
Val. D.
Oct 11, 2014
My granddaughters ages 4&1,love watching the live wallpapers.
Mic. M.
Dec 6, 2014
It's a tranquil scene, but I wish it was longer!
Nik. D.
Nov 13, 2014
The quality is poor to me.
Aer. M.
Aug 1, 2015
Love it
As a "fish guy" I always love to see everyones setups, this pond is very nice but as stated in previous comments, the loop should have been a bit longer. Though my biggest issue with it is the yellow koi in the bottom right, in the mid-point of the loop, has a pretty scary looking wound on his left side near his pectorial fin (which I noticed in the first few viewings) and I don't believe he should have been included in the very short video. This makes me cover that side of the background at all times just so I don't feel bad for the fish every 15 seconds. I believe the background should aim for making people want a blank page just to view it.