Amazon Music just lost its biggest selling point with its latest price hike

[What Hi-Fi?]

Amazon is raising its Music Unlimited subscription prices in March for both Prime and non-Prime members in the UK and US.

Amazon Music just lost its biggest selling point with its latest price hike : Read more

 

[Winter]

Come on what's not gone up or going up a quid ! It's hardly a deal breaker . How much a beer or large wine down the local . It's still great sounding value for money for me !

 

[Mrmason62]

It's one pound man. I won't have the service. Quality isn't good enough for me. Same with all paid streaming services audio and video.
When prime went up last it was still a bargain. I didn't care about the increase
Lost its biggest selling point eh. With a pound rise.
Who wrote this article?
Tidal and Qubert owners!

 

[SeeTeeShock]

While Amazon Music Unlimited annual price has risen to £109, Amazon Music Standard is £99, and only seems to significantly differ by the omission of Audible which was a recent 'free' addition to the former. I just downgraded to Standard and continue to pay the same.

 

[Dave_]

Amazon is raising its Music Unlimited subscription prices in March for both Prime and non-Prime members in the UK and US.

Amazon Music just lost its biggest selling point with its latest price hike : Read more

Oh no! I'm sure that will effect tens of neurotic audiophiles whilst everyone else carries on regardless.... Just the usual click-bait it seems.