Amazon Music deal: Get 3 months’ Unlimited membership absolutely free
Amazon is offering new customers three whole months of its Music Unlimited subscription for free
Amazon is practically giving away music. Right now, you can nab three months of its Music Unlimited service available for free if you subscribe before 23 February.
If you sign up before the offer’s end date above, then you’ll get three whole months’ worth of features like unlimited plays and skips, no ads, offline listening and complete compatibility with Alexa devices. There’s a catch – you can’t participate if you have ever subscribed to Amazon Music Unlimited, whether with a free trial or beyond. And even if you’re already mid-trial, you’ve sadly missed your shot.
For everyone else, considering that the deal could save you just under £30 over the course of three months (£24 for existing Prime subscribers), this is a brilliant offer for anyone who hasn’t quite succumbed to Spotify, Apple Music or any of the other rival streaming services.
Note that your membership will automatically renew at the full price of £7.99 (for Prime members) or £9.99 once you’ve used up the offer, and only applies to individual accounts, excluding family, student, single device, annual plans and iTunes signups.
It’s also a good opportunity to really test Amazon’s offering out before spending a penny. While Prime members get limited access to music as part of their subscription, as we concluded in our head-to-head review, users will get a lot out of an upgrade to Unlimited that basic Prime Music just doesn’t have.
As we said at the time: “If you listen to music every day, for several hours a day, then you’ll crave the diversity that Amazon Music Unlimited brings.”
It actually has more songs in its considerable library than even Spotify, sporting a massive 50 million tunes to delve into. Sign up now before you miss your chance to get 90 days absolutely free.