Voice has access to all the audio songs on Apple Music, but you won’t be able to watch any music videos or look up lyrics on the service. You can only activate and control it with Siri, so it’s only usable on Siri-enabled devices (primarily just Apple devices). The Voice plan offers an interesting alternative to other Apple Music subscriptions: It’s an affordable $5 per month, but it’s audio-only, and we mean only. That works out to a total savings of $5 per month for two members, $15 for three, $25 for four, $35 for five, and $45 for six family members. Looking to enroll up to six people in your household in an Apple Music plan? Subscribe to the Apple Music Family plan for $17 per month. Zeke Jones/Digital Trends Apple Music Family Subscription - $17 The offer is available only for college students at this time. That drops the monthly subscription payment down to a modest $6. Just like Spotify, Apple Music offers all students (with a valid student email address from a supported educational institution) half-off an Apple Music membership. Note that users don’t always see the option for the discounted annual plan until they actually sign up for Apple Music on a monthly plan and go back into their subscriptions. However, you should always compare with alternative subscriptions (we talk more about this below with our Spotify comparisons). Keen to lock people in, Apple also offers customers the option to pay for a year’s worth of service upfront for $109 - a discount of $23 - which isn’t bad.
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To reiterate, Apple Music doesn’t have a free plan, so if you’re looking for the most basic way to get your foot in the door - or if you don’t qualify for the following discounts - you’re going to need an $11-per-month Individual subscription. The main difference between the plans comes in the form of the Family membership (more on that in a bit), which lets you create up to six individual accounts in a subscription that’s billed as one flat fee per month - regardless of how many people you add on. Sign up, and you can stream more than 100 million songs (all now offered in lossless audio for nothing extra) ad-free while also gaining access to Dolby Atmos Music tracks (which are excellent on the new Sonos speakers, and A pple’s new HomePod, by the way), exclusive playlists, the karaoke-like Apple Music Sing feature, and live radio that you can listen to across all of your devices. How to master your equalizer settings for the perfect sound What is Tidal? The hi-fi streaming music service fully explained How much is Spotify Premium and can you get a deal?
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