What is the story about?
Amazon has introduced a new premium music subscription in India called Amazon Music Unlimited, bringing a fresh listening option for users who want higher audio quality, ad-free playback and offline access. With this launch, Amazon Music Unlimited is now the only paid subscription tier available on Amazon Music in the country.
The move also reshapes how Amazon Music is offered in India, with users now able to choose between three different listening experiences depending on their needs and budget.
What changes for Amazon Music users?
Amazon says the new setup is designed to offer listeners more flexibility. While Amazon Music Unlimited sits at the top as the premium offering, Prime members will continue to get access to Amazon Music as part of their membership. A free version of the service is also set to arrive soon.
According to the company, Amazon Music Unlimited includes access to more than 100 million songs and podcasts with no advertisements. Subscribers also get offline downloads and advanced audio features such as HD, Ultra HD and Spatial Audio, including Dolby Atmos support.
The service is priced at ₹99 per month for Prime members and ₹119 per month for non-Prime users.
What are the Amazon Music tiers in India?
Amazon Music will now have three tiers:
Amazon Music Unlimited
To encourage users to try the new premium tier, Amazon is offering a free trial period. Prime members can access Amazon Music Unlimited free for six months before moving to the discounted ₹99 monthly plan.
Non-Prime users will get a three-month free trial, after which the subscription will cost ₹119 per month.
Focus on better audio quality
A major highlight of Amazon Music Unlimited is its emphasis on premium audio. The company says listeners will be able to hear music in studio-quality formats through HD and Ultra HD tracks, while Spatial Audio and Dolby Atmos support are aimed at delivering a more immersive experience. Amazon says the service is suited for different listening situations, whether users are travelling, exercising or simply listening at home.
The move also reshapes how Amazon Music is offered in India, with users now able to choose between three different listening experiences depending on their needs and budget.
What changes for Amazon Music users?
Amazon says the new setup is designed to offer listeners more flexibility. While Amazon Music Unlimited sits at the top as the premium offering, Prime members will continue to get access to Amazon Music as part of their membership. A free version of the service is also set to arrive soon.
According to the company, Amazon Music Unlimited includes access to more than 100 million songs and podcasts with no advertisements. Subscribers also get offline downloads and advanced audio features such as HD, Ultra HD and Spatial Audio, including Dolby Atmos support.
The service is priced at ₹99 per month for Prime members and ₹119 per month for non-Prime users.
What are the Amazon Music tiers in India?
Amazon Music will now have three tiers:
Amazon Music Unlimited
- 100 million-plus songs and podcasts
- Ad-free listening
- HD, Ultra HD and Spatial Audio
- Offline downloads
- ₹99/month for Prime members and ₹119/month for non-Prime users
- Full on-demand access to over 100 million songs and podcasts
- Included with Prime membership
- Features advertisements
- No offline downloads
- Access to the full catalogue
- Ad-supported listening experience
- Limited features
- No subscription fee
To encourage users to try the new premium tier, Amazon is offering a free trial period. Prime members can access Amazon Music Unlimited free for six months before moving to the discounted ₹99 monthly plan.
Non-Prime users will get a three-month free trial, after which the subscription will cost ₹119 per month.
Focus on better audio quality
A major highlight of Amazon Music Unlimited is its emphasis on premium audio. The company says listeners will be able to hear music in studio-quality formats through HD and Ultra HD tracks, while Spatial Audio and Dolby Atmos support are aimed at delivering a more immersive experience. Amazon says the service is suited for different listening situations, whether users are travelling, exercising or simply listening at home.
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