Spotify's HiFi tier could finally be about to launch

[What Hi-Fi?]

Called 'Supremium', the $20-a-month tier is said to offer 24-bit lossless audio and AI-created playlists, source code reveals.

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[JR75]

What a joke. Spotify is the last streaming audio service to offer Hi-Res audio - Maybe. They have been dorking around with this for years and still nothing. And if they are going to charge 19.95 a month - get Tidal - far superior to Spotify.

 

[Friesiansam]

"Could" be about to launch? A bit like saying the Tories might start telling the truth...

 

[stefanb]

What a joke. Spotify is the last streaming audio service to offer Hi-Res audio - Maybe. They have been dorking around with this for years and still nothing. And if they are going to charge 19.95 a month - get Tidal - far superior to Spotify.

If they launch and have AI-assisted features + audiobooks, many people will change to them; After Tidal's recent move of abandoning MQA format, how ill they differentiate?

I've been using Tidal for many years and paired it with KEF LS502 wireless for in-built decoder.
Not happy with their latest change. I've seen some improvements in the algorithm and they do recommend better matches than what they used to but still..

I listen to my podcasts on spotify and books on audible and would love to merge everything to the same app

 

[jjbomber]

"Could" be about to launch? A bit like saying the Tories might start telling the truth...

Weapons of Mass Destruction. The biggest lies always come from Labour.

 

[12th Monkey]

You guys know the rules about politics...

 

[Terry Webb]

Good to hear but I think the new desktop layout looks awful. Who thought it would be a good idea to squash the album library into one side of the screen. The person or team getting paid good money to come up that piffle must be getting desperate for new ideas.

 

[londonguy]

Too late. Perfectly happy with tidal now at better price too

 

[Terry Webb]

I hope Spotify increase the volume level on their HiFi offer. The current sound level is too low when compared to Tidal and the others. That's my opinion anyway.