Amazon Music: 4 months free on the occasion of the Prime Day (say goodbye to Deezer & Spotify! ))

Indeed, the test offer concerns the individual version which is normally offered at 9.99 euros per month. At the end of the trial period, the monthly rate in question will be deducted if the termination is not carried out in the parameters of the customer area.

Amazon Music: 4 free months taking advantage of this tip (alternative to Deezer & Spotify)

During the sales, Amazon offers not 1 month free but 4 months free to Amazon Music Unlimited.

If you are one of the people who do not spend a day without listening to music, the Amazon Music offer available during the Amazon Prime Day should please you. Indeed, for a limited time, 4 free months at Amazon Music Unlimited are offered to Amazon Prime members.

Take advantage of the unique offer from Amazon !

4 free months

Once the 4 months of testing, the subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited is billed 9.99 euros per month. This streaming service made by Amazon is an interesting alternative to Deezer or Spotify.

Enjoy 4 free months at Amazon Music Unlimited

Amazon Music Unlimited is the Amazon Premium Music Subscription Service. With the latter, you have access to more than 100 million HD titles and millions of Ultra HD titles. The content is continuously enriched.

You also benefit from Masterized Spatial Audio Content in Dolby Atmos and 360 Reality Audio thanks to the Amazon Music application available on Android iOS, Fire TV, Smart TV, etc.

By listening to your favorite titles and your podcasts with Amazon Music Unlimited, you enjoy listening without advertising. When you do not have internet access, you can listen to your favorite titles using the out -of -connection mode.

The Amazon Music Unlimited offer is valid until the end of the Prime Day, namely July 12, 2023 at 11:59 p.m. New Amazon Music Unlimited customers living in France benefit from a free 4 -month trial and not a month old. At the end of the 4 months, the subscription is taken each month for an amount of 9.99 euros.

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Amazon Music: 4 months free on the occasion of the Prime Day (say goodbye to Deezer & Spotify !))

Here is an offer that may interest music fans of all kinds ! For the Prime Day, Amazon allows you to benefit from 4 free months at its Music Unlimited service for any new subscription to the streaming platform.

Amazon takes advantage of the summer season to attract new customers in order to freely test its music streaming platform Music Unlimited. Thus, until July 12, 2023, the Amazon Music Unlimited service is offered for a period of 4 months. This promotional offer allows you to save about 40 euros around.

4 months offered with Amazon Music Unlimited !

Indeed, the test offer concerns the individual version which is normally offered at 9.99 euros per month. At the end of the trial period, the monthly rate in question will be deducted if the termination is not carried out in the parameters of the customer area.

Amazon Music Unlimited: a catalog as large as Deezer and Spotify

For information, the offer is only valid once per customer and by customer account, and can only be used for a new subscription to an Amazon Music Unlimited subscription.

A real competitor of Spotify and Deezer, Amazon Music Unlimited is a musical streaming platform which gives the possibility of having unlimited access to millions of titles and without listening to advertising.

The service also includes millions of podcasts and allows its users to listen to its titles everywhere and at any time of the day, thanks in particular to the offline mode which offers download in local version.

Finally, the streaming platform can be used from a desktop PC, a laptop, traditional speakers, a smartphone, a tablet, or the Amazon Echo -type speakers.

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