Originally, HD was included in a separate tier, but as of last year, Amazon Music Unlimited now includes HD for all paid subscribers. But one of the standout features of Amazon Music Unlimited is the inclusion of HD, lossless streaming. Most of the major music streaming services have massive libraries, meaning you’re likely to find most of what you want to listen to. That’s because these streaming sites are offering better and better features for less money in order to draw new subscribers. The options are frankly overwhelming, but the number of competitors is good for consumers. Amazon Music Unlimited launched in 2016 (although Amazon Music has been around since 2007). Tidal launched in 2014, while Apple Music and YouTube Music were launched in 2015. They still do, but a plethora of competitors have emerged in recent years. Streaming has completely reshaped the way we listen to music, and for a long time, sites like Pandora and Spotify dominated the game. This trial is only available to new Music Unlimited subscribers. After the three-month trial, Amazon Music Unlimited is $9.99 a month, or $8.99 if you’re a Prime member. In addition to ad-free on-demand streaming, Amazon Music Unlimited offers music videos, playlists, podcasts, and the ability to download music for offline listening.

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