If you've been thinking about ditching your current music streaming service for something a little easier on the bank balance, then now could be the ideal time with Amazon offering a massive 4 months of its Amazon Music Unlimited service totally free to Prime members (or 3 months if you're a non-Prime member). With a monthly subscription costing £/$8.99 per month, that's a whopping £/$35.96 saving.
And if you decide to stick around with Amazon Music after the trial ends (you can cancel at any time), it's still one of the best value streaming services around right now.
Not only will this offer give you instant access to thousands of albums and some 90 million songs - some of which are available in HD or Spatial audio formats - but you'll also be able to stream your favourite podcasts directly too. Amazon Music Unlimited customers also have access to exclusive voice control on Alexa-enabled devices like the Amazon Echo Studio and other smart speakers, so you can control your sounds without lifting a finger.
This mega offer is a pre-cursor to the Prime Day music deals that will kick off on Tuesday 12 July, promising 48-hours of mega savings.
Read our full Amazon Music Unlimited review to find out exactly what we think of the service.
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