Turn up the tunes this summer with free Amazon Music Unlimited streaming.
New subscribers with a Prime membership can enjoy a complimentary four-month, ad-free trial of Amazon Music Unlimited or Amazon Music HD.
Once the free period ends, subscriptions automatically renew at a monthly cost of $8.99 ($10.99 for non-Prime users). Please note: Music Unlimited is not included with a Prime membership; the discounted fee is additional to the annual $139 Prime payment.
PCMag calls Amazon Music Unlimited a "great all-rounder for streaming audio" across web browsers, mobile devices, and the company's smart-home lineup. Choose from more than 100 million songs and dozens of stations—classical, rock, hip-hop, video game soundtracks, fan covers, and more—and access karaoke-like lyrics that scroll in time with the song.
For even better music streams, check out Amazon Music HD. Tunes come in HD (16-bit at 44.1kHz), Ultra HD (24-bit at 192kHz), and even 3D Audio (including some mixed in Dolby Atmos and Sony 360RA). To truly experience the higher-quality sound provided by Amazon Music HD, Amazon recommends a 1.5Mbps-or-higher internet connection and headphones or speakers that support a dynamic range of 20kHz+ for HD, or 40kHz+ for Ultra HD.
Podcast lovers also benefit: Subscribers who love podcasts such as My Favorite Murder, Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me!, and Stuff You Should Know won't have to venture elsewhere for new episodes. Amazon Music Unlimited also features exclusive, original programming hosted by celebs including DJ Khaled, Becky G, Will Smith, and Dan Patrick.
Music Unlimited subscribers can upgrade to HD for free anytime. As an added perk, Amazon Music users across all tiers can stream podcasts for free on mobile, web, and Echo devices.
