Fancy trying Amazon Music Unlimited? To celebrate the 10th edition of Prime Day, Amazon is offering Prime members five months’ free subscription to its music streaming service. Don't fret, non-Prime members, you're still being offered three whole months of free membership – everyone can get in on this deal.
This free trial offer is only available to new customers who haven't previously taken out a trial and is valid until 4 pm GMT today (18th July) – that means there are only a handful of hours left to take advantage of this great offer.
It provides an Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan and, if you choose to continue with your subscription following the free five-month trial period, you'll be charged £11 / $11 a month. However, if you’re already an Amazon Prime member, the monthly fee will be reduced to £10 / $10 per month.
Prime Day Amazon Music Unlimited deal
Amazon Music Unlimited gives you access to over 100 million tracks, thousands of playlists, stations and podcasts, as well as offline playback and hands-free listening using Alexa, all without ads. Some tracks are available in CD-quality and some in spatial audio.
We rate Music Unlimited highly, awarding it four stars in our review. While it doesn't quite have the reach of Spotify, the seamless usability of Apple Music or the quality of Tidal, it is still a compelling offering at the price, especially if you're firmly entrenched in Amazon's ecosystem. Now, with nothing to pay for the first five months, it's definitely worth checking out.
Remember, to get in on the action you must sign up before 4 pm today (18th July) to get your five months of free Amazon Music Unlimited before the offer ends.
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