Amazon Music Unlimited: Free 3-Month Trial Available

Starting this month, Amazon is rolling out an enticing offer for music lovers: a free 3-month trial to Amazon Music Unlimited. This deal is open to everyone, regardless of whether you're a Prime member or not. If you've previously subscribed to Music Unlimited, you might still be eligible to take advantage of this trial if sufficient time has passed since your last subscription. Just keep an eye out for the promotional banner on the Amazon Music Unlimited page to confirm your eligibility. With the regular subscription now costing $11.99 per month for non-Prime members and $10.99 per month for Prime members following a price increase in March 2025, this promotion is even more valuable.

3-Month Trial to Amazon Music Unlimited

New Subscribers Only### Free 3 Month Trial to Amazon Music Unlimited

44Both Prime and Non-Prime members are eligible$32.97 Free at Amazon

Amazon Music Unlimited stands out as a premium subscription-based music streaming service, akin to Spotify and Pandora. Subscribers enjoy access to a vast library of nearly 100 million songs, all streamed without interruptions from ads. Whether you're in the mood for curated playlists and stations or prefer to craft your own musical journey, Amazon Music Unlimited caters to all preferences.

When it comes to audio quality, nearly every song is available in lossless HD, ensuring a crisp listening experience. Additionally, around 10 million tracks are offered in lossless UltraHD, which provides audio quality surpassing that of CDs (up to 24 bit, 192 kHz) and delivers over 10 times the bitrate of standard streaming services. Amazon is also enhancing its offerings with an increasing selection of songs supporting Dolby Atmos and 360 Reality Audio. Just ensure your audio equipment can handle these high-quality formats.

Amazon Music Unlimited integrates seamlessly with a variety of devices, including Echo devices, Fire TVs, third-party Alexa-enabled smart devices like Sonos, and virtually any Android smartphone or iPhone via the Amazon Music app.

Amazon Audible Premium Plus membership is also discounted

Non-Current Subscribers Only### 3 Months of Audible Premium Plus for $0.99 Per Month

67$14.95 save 93%$0.99 at AmazonSee deal in the UK - £0.99/month for three months (was £7.99)

From now until April 30, you can snag three months of Audible Premium Plus for just $0.99 per month. This is Audible's top-tier plan, typically priced at $14.95 per month. As part of this special offer, you'll receive a complimentary audiobook of your choice each month for the three months, which you can keep forever.

Both new and currently expired Audible customers are eligible

This promotion is available to anyone without an active Audible membership, including new subscribers and those whose memberships have lapsed. To check your eligibility, simply log into your account and look for the $0.99/mo banner on Amazon's Audible page.

Audible is a subscription service that provides access to an extensive library of hundreds of thousands of audiobooks. It offers two paid plans: Audible Plus at $7.95 per month and the premium Audible Premium Plus at $14.95 per month. The key difference lies in the audiobook selection; Audible Plus offers around 10,000 titles, while Audible Premium Plus boasts an impressive 500,000 audiobooks, including classics like Frank Herbert's Dune, Harry Potter, Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire), The Witcher, The Sandman Series, and The Lord of the Rings.

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