A Close Look at Amazon Music Unlimited Streaming Service
Although Amazon said that Music Unlimited is a full-fledged service ready for widespread use now, it's launching with some promises for the future.For instance, the aforementioned family plan, which lets up to six people access the service at the same time, won't be available until later this year.Amazon also is planning to ramp up availability to other countries beyond the United States in the coming months, and likely will update its app with new features and tweaks as more users get their hands on Music Unlimited.
Amazon Has Its Own Music Streaming Service Now
Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music, and now Amazon.The latter company has launched its own music streaming service called Amazon Music Unlimited, which is currently up and available to use by anyone.For $3.99, owners of the Amazon Echo can subscribe to the service on a monthly basis.
Amazon Music Unlimited Streaming Service Is Ready for Prime Time
Amazon on Wednesday launched its long-awaited on-demand music streaming service, Amazon Music Unlimited.The new service is available to Amazon Prime members for $7.99 per month, or $79 per year, price points that make it cheaper than premium options from rivals Apple Music (which is touting its refreshed service, below) and Spotify.Prime members with Amazon's voice-controlled Echo devices can subscribe for $3.99 per month.
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