Amazon Music Unlimited review: SoundĪmazon Music Unlimited may be somewhat me-too in terms of operation and usability, but it delivers big time in audio quality. If you’ve got an Alexa-enabled smart speaker such as the stunning Amazon Echo Studio, it also integrates neatly with the music service, for seamless voice control. In addition to streaming you can also download tracks for offline play. While Apple and Spotify, are migrating into the podcast space with gusto, Amazon Music is a little less fussed, and certainly doesn’t appear to be particularly phased about bagging exclusives, but there is a dedicated podcast catalogue to peruse.
You get the feeling that Alexa has been charged with hammering together the playlists, and her heart isn't quite in it. Its ‘My Discovery Mix’ always appears a little too random. Fair cop.īut Amazon Music Unlimited is not so smart when it comes to new releases, and will joyfully push heinous pop and dance when I’ve already made it clear that my taste buds lean more to Billy Idol than Billie Eilish. If you're eligible, it's worth a try IMO.‘Because you follow Babymetal,’ it reasons sagely, you should like Ladybaby and Eskimo Callboy. Once the free trial ends, Prime Student costs $6.49 per month, which is half the price of a standard Prime membership for non-students. You can check out all the benefits here.Įssentially, if you're a student, there's no reason not to try a six-month free Prime Student membership.
It gets you unlimited access to Prime Video. It gets you free two-day shipping on tons of items on Amazon. It's also ad-free, but the song selection is smaller (2 million songs vs Amazon Music Unlimited's 75 million songs).Ī Prime Student subscription includes a ton of other benefits besides the Amazon Music Unlimited discount. That in itself is a discount off the standard price of $7.99.Įven if you don't want to pay $1 a month for Music Unlimited, Prime Student members get free access to Prime Music, a more limited music streaming service. It works seamlessly with any Echo connected to your Amazon account.Īfter the year runs out, your price for Amazon Music Unlimited only goes up to $4.99 a month for as long as you're still a Prime Student member. You can stream or download the music to your phone, tablet, or computer. It gives you unlimited, ad-free access to pretty much any song on the planet. Music Unlimited is basically Amazon's answer to Spotify.
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