I've rated this year's Black Friday streaming deals so far from best to worst - including a 62% Disney+ saving and a crazy 99 cent deal

1. Disney+/Hulu bundle: $4.99/month for 12 months - save 61%
If you've been holding off signing up to Disney+ & Hulu, this is the perfect time to dive in. Right now, new and eligible returning subscribers can sign up for the Disney+/Hulu bundle (with ads) for only $4.99/month for 12 months. A monthly sub usually costs $12.99/month so you're saving $95 for the year compared to the standard monthly subscription.

2. Paramount+: 50% off select packages at Paramount
Paramount+ has hundreds of hours of fantastic content - everything from brilliant music documentaries like Ozzy Osbourne: No Escape From Now, to classic movies, TV favourites and the entire Star Trek universe. The deal is for new and former subscribers only.

There's loads to check out on HBO Max, making this Prime Video add-on deal ideal for anyone that wants to get better value from an annual subscription. You'll need to act fast as this deal ends on December 1.

Apple TV has some of the best shows out there right now, from Severance to The Morning Show. What it lacks in the movie department could more than be made up by this combo Apple TV/Prime video 6-month subscription. This one expires on December 1.

5. Amazon Music Unlimited: 4 months free at Amazon
Here's your chance to experience Amazon Music Unlimited for free for up to 4 months! Prime members get the full 4 months free, while non-Prime members can enjoy 3 months on the house. You'll have access to more than 100 million songs, hi-res and Spatial Audio tracks, podcasts, playlists. As if that wasn't enough, Audible has now been added, giving you one free audiobook per month. To continue listening after the free trial, Prime members will pay $/£10.99/month (non-Prime members are charged $/£11.99/month).

6. Audible: $0.99/£0.99p a month for 3 months at Audible
Audible is home to thousands of audiobooks and Amazon originals, and I consume much of my reading through the app. There’s loads of music biographies/autobiographies among the staggering number of choices - and this deal for just $0.99/£0.99p a month for the first 3 months is a steal, especially when you consider Audible usually costs $7.95/£8.99 a month.

7. Deezer Premium: Two months free
No money off Deezer so far, but they have increased their trial period from one month to two - which is a pretty good offer considering what the music streaming service offers: No ads, 120 million tracks, a nice mix of playlists and you can listen while not connected to the internet. Also, they let you know your trial period is coming to an end a week before it's over, so you won;t be taken by surprise. Normal price works out at $11.99/month.

8. Amazon Prime video: Up to 50% off films and TV series at Amazon
Amazon has cut the price of a selection of movies and TV series by up to 50% for Black Friday, making this a brilliant time to stock up on a selection ahead of the festive season. Films include Wicked, Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning, Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Predator, while you can also save money on TV favourites like South Park, Yellowstone, Twin Peaks and the amazing Northern Exposure.

9. Apple Music: One month free trial
Apple Music offers Spatial Audio, Dolby Atmos and lossless audio and shines when listened to through Apple's AirPods range with Spatial Audio activated. There’s a month’s free trial, after which a sub will cost $10.99/£9.99 a month. We'd like to see a price cut soon, but a month of free music to try out the service isn't bad at all

10. Frndly TV: Just $0.99 a month for 3 months
I'm the first to admit that this is a new one to me and the channels on Frndly TV might not appeal to music fans. However, at less than a dollar a month for the first three months rather than the usual price of $6.99/month is not to be sniffed at and well worth a punt. There are 55 channels including the Hallmark Channel for Christmas movies galore. Go on! Give it a whirl!