Amazon Music Unlimited offers 100 million tracks in lossless High Definition (HD) and millions more in Ultra High Definition (Ultra HD). HD tracks are 16-bit audio, with a minimum sample rate of 44.1 kHz (16/44.1 is also referred to as CD-quality), and an average bitrate of 850 kbps.

Amazon Prime Music is free and included with Prime memberships, while Amazon Music Unlimited is a premium service that costs $7.99 a month for existing Prime members (or $9.99 a month for those who aren't Prime members).

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Go to Your Amazon Music Settings. Locate the Amazon Music Unlimited section. Select your preferred renewal option. Pricing information is listed next to each option.

An Excellent Streaming Music Service Amazon Music Unlimited lacks some of the content found in LiveOne, SiriusXM Internet Radio, Spotify, and Tidal - PCMag's Editors' Choice picks for streaming music services - but you won't be left disappointed, especially if you're already a part of the Amazon ecosystem.

Amazon Music Unlimited is accessible through the Amazon Music app for Fire, iOS and Android devices, as well as Mac and PC. You can also access it through a web player in your browser and through the company's Echo devices. You can play music through a Sonos system or Roku media streamer, as well.

Features. Spotify and Music Unlimited both offer very similar features. They both boast a massive music library with a huge collection of contemporary artists as well as older music.

Each plan has different streaming limitations. The Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan allows you to stream up to six devices at the same time. The Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan allows you to listen to Amazon Music Unlimited titles on all your devices. Streaming is limited to one device at a time.

What is the Single Device plan? We know how important music is to Amazon Echo and Fire TV owners, so we created a special subscription plan just for them. For £4.99/month, listen to Amazon Music Unlimited on a single Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Show, Echo Look, Amazon Tap or Fire TV.

Unlocator gives you access to Amazon Music from outside the US. Please keep in mind that a US issued credit card and 1-click address is needed for Amazon Prime Music. You can also use a prepaid credit card.

Countries. Amazon Music is available in 46 countries, whereas Spotify is available in 79 countries.

If sound and music selection are what you care about the most, then go with Amazon Music, especially if you are an Amazon echo user. On the other hand, if price, user experience, and the sharing features are most important, then Spotify should be your go-to.

Amazon Music Unlimited doesn't have all the bells and whistles of some competing services - it lacks live radio, for example, and a recent price-hike has lessened the value for Prime members - but it offers more than 100 million songs, hi-res audio, impressive Amazon device compatibility, and a deep podcast well.

Ultimately, which you choose will depend on your priorities. During personal use, we've found Spotify to be slightly more intuitive and enjoyable, but no-doubt audiophiles will be drawn to Amazon by that extra audio quality.

The Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan allows you to stream up to six devices at the same time. The Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan allows you to listen to Amazon Music Unlimited titles on all your devices. Streaming is limited to one device at a time.

Amazon Music Unlimited members can download songs, albums, and Playlists in Standard quality, HD, Ultra HD, or Spatial Audio, to listen offline in these formats.