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Spotify is a popular choice for music enthusiasts who want to stream their favourite tracks without spending a dime. However, those wanting to download will be charged a fee each month, unlike this newly spotted rival deal at Amazon.
Amazon Music Unlimited is currently offering an enticing deal that allows users to download and listen offline entirely for free. This is a service that platforms like Apple Music and Spotify typically charge a monthly fee for.
With summer playlists in full swing, the streaming platform is providing 30 days of its Unlimited service for free, saving you the usual £10.99 cost. There’s no obligation to stick with the plan if you choose to cancel after the trial period.
Amazon Music Unlimited offers access to millions of ad-free songs in high-quality formats, including stunning HD and Spatial Audio. Users can also tune into their preferred drive-time radio station and top streaming playlists… perhaps just in time for a final summer picnic with friends.
Additionally, a standout feature is that every piece of content uploaded to the streaming site comes with spatial audio. This enhances the quality of your favourite track, making it sound more immersive and giving it a three-dimensional effect – almost as if you were at a live concert, reports the Mirror.
Amazon Music Unlimited is turning heads with HD audio that will have audiophiles in a frenzy; it’s essentially high-tech gold for those sporting top-of-the-line earphones. As Amazon puts it: “This lets you hear music the way the artist intended, with more clarity, richness, and raw emotion.”
To fully enjoy this posh feature, your gadget will need to be up to snuff with a few essentials. You’re looking at needing data connectivity with speeds no less than 1.5Mbps.
Then there’s the frequency aspect you’ll be aiming for an iPhone 4s or fresher (dating back to 2010 – which covers most users today), requiring support for 16bit or 44.1kHz tunes.
What’s more, the headphones or speakers – whether they plug into your device or connect via Bluetooth – should boast a dynamic range surpassing 20kHz to truly embrace HD audio. If you’re on the prowl for earbuds that fit the bill, we tip our hat to the Apple AirPod Pros, Galaxy Buds 3, or a sleek set from Bose.
On the flip side, if you fancy exploring other avenues, there’s a gamut of streaming behemoths out there, but as of now, none can match Amazon’s 30-day gratis offer. Apple Music will set you back £9.99 a month, whilst Spotify buffs can have Premium bundled into an EE phone deal. For other noteworthy streaming services look at Apple TV+ and Disney+.
