The worth for an Amazon Music Unlimited plan goes up from $8 to $9 for Prime members, Amazon has confirmed. It’s additionally elevating the value for a “Single Device” subscription from $4 to $5, as spotted by Consumer Reports reporter Nicholas De Leon. Non-Prime members will proceed to pay $10 per 30 days and the Family Plan will nonetheless price $15 per 30 days for Prime members solely.

The information implies that Prime subscribers are barely getting any type of deal on Amazon Music Unlimited, whereas Prime Video remains to be included totally free within the plan. The worth remains to be a bit cheaper for Prime members than you’d pay for Apple Music ($10 per 30 days) or Spotify ($10 per 30 days). Amazon additionally presents Music Prime totally free to Prime members, however you are restricted to 2 million songs and might solely play on one system at a time.

Amazon Music Unlimited is clearly finest when you’re a Prime subscriber and have an Echo or different Alexa system, although it really works on tablets, smartphones, TVs, Amazon Fire units, PCs and so forth. However, the consumer interface is usually thought of subpar in comparison with Apple Music or Spotify, missing issues like biographies in artist profiles. Some of the advantages embrace downloads for offline listening and HD, Dolby Atmos and Sony 360RA streaming at no further price.