Music lovers subscribed to Amazon Prime can take advantage of an extraordinary offer and get Amazon Music Unlimited HD free for 4 months.
Amazon Music Unlimited certainly needs no introduction, but for the few who don’t know, it’s a music streaming platform like Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music. Once registered you will have access to a colossal catalog with practically all the music in the world that you can listen to without limits and even offline.
This includes over 70 million songs in high definition, more than 7 million in Ultra HD, and a rapidly growing catalog of 3D audio, including songs mixed in Dolby Atmos and Sony 360RA. These songs are the ultimate For audiophiles let’s talk HD lossless songs that have a depth of 16 bits and a CD-quality sample rate of 44.1 kHz; on the other hand, Ultra HD streaming has a depth of 24 bits and a sampling rate of up to 192kHz.
Songs in HD at the price of standard music is a response to Apple’s launch of a lossless streaming music service, even with spatial audio and Dolby Atmos.
One of the strengths of the service is the fact that it can be controlled through voice commands from Alexa on iOS and Android, and to work on the smart speakers of the Amazon Echo line.
The offer has conditions. It is reserved for customers who have never signed up for Amazon Music Unlimited and who have never benefited from the free 30-day period of use. In addition to this, the offer is valid for those who are subscribed to Amazon Prime. Others are entitled to only three months of free music. If you are not subscribed to Amazon Prime you can do it now and try the services offered for free and above all take advantage of the great promotions of Prime day.
At the end of the promotional offer period, the subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited will continue automatically at a cost of 9.99 USD per month, but obviously, it will be possible to cancel before the term, so as not to incur any costs. The promotion ends on June 22nd.
Click here to claim your 4 months for free!
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