Amazon Music Unlimited is a music streaming service from Amazon that you can book monthly or annually and that is particularly cheap for Prime members. Now, in preparation for the Amazon Prime Day, there are special offers. Not only Prime customers, but especially they can benefit from an Amazon Music Unlimited trial membership. In this post I would like to briefly outline why this is worthwhile for you.
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Amazon Music Unlimited with more than 40 million tracks
You can access more than 40 million songs with Amazon Music Unlimited. As part of a trial membership, you can try out the service and see if it's something for you. Unfortunately, it's not included in Prime membership. This of course makes it a bit less attractive compared to Amazon Prime Video and the free premium shipping. But you can benefit much more from Amazon Music Unlimited: after all, most people listen to music all day - at work, in the car, train or bus, at home, in the bathroom, in bed and everywhere else. The streaming service is in the smart home Can even be combined with Alexa.
Try Prime Day 2017 - Music Unlimited for only 99 cents!
If you're already an Amazon Prime member, you can sign up for a trial membership for Amazon Music Unlimited until July 11, 2017 at 23:59 p.m. This then costs you only €0,99 each for four months. You can test Amazon Music Unlimited for a third of a year for just €3,96. You don't even get half an album as an MP3 download! In other words: it's definitely worth it. There is a suitable one for different devices such as Windows PC, Apple Mac, laptop, MacBook, Android smartphone and iOS iPhone / iPad App to use the service.
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Traditional membership pricing
The apps for your playback or transmission devices are free. However, outside of the trial membership, you pay different prices depending on the subscription. So if you should decide for a regular membership after testing Amazon Music Unlimited, then these prices apply:
- Standard price for users without Amazon Prime: € 9,99 / month
- Standard price for users with Amazon Prime: € 7,99 / month or € 79 / year
- Family tariff (up to 6 people): € 14,99 / month or € 149 / year
- Subscription for an Echo device as the only end device: € 3,99 / month
More about streaming music from Amazon
So if you take the trial subscription first and then an annual membership, you can save a few euros with Amazon Music Unlimited. As part of Amazon Prime Day, it's not just a few euros, but a considerable amount of money;) For this, as already mentioned, you get more than 40 million songs from all over the world and free apps for using the service on end devices. In addition, there are personal recommendations based on previously heard music, tracks available offline through music download via app, and unlimited music enjoyment without advertising. An important argument. At least for me. Because Advertising is annoying!
Conclusion on the topic
If you already use services like Prime and Prime Video from Amazon anyway, then Amazon Music Unlimited could be the perfect complement. Especially if you control your smart home with Alexa. Because Alexa can also access Amazon Music Unlimited using a wide variety of commands. Whether song, artist, album, genre or mood - Alexa tells her to play it and she does it. There are also radio plays for children, Bundesliga broadcasts of the 2017/2018 season, song lyrics in the app, and much more ... You come to the trial membership of Amazon Music Unlimited here.
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After graduating from high school, Johannes completed an apprenticeship as a business assistant specializing in foreign languages. But then he decided to research and write, which resulted in his independence. For several years he has been working for Sir Apfelot, among others. His articles include product introductions, news, manuals, video games, consoles, and more. He follows Apple keynotes live via stream.
