Amazon is giving music fans free access to its popular Amazon Music Unlimited streaming platform.
For a limited time, the online retail giant is giving all new subscribers three months of free membership, worth £44.97, as part of a special extended free trial.The service normally costs £12.99 a month for existing Amazon Prime members and £14.99 for everyone else.
To activate the offer Amazon shoppers just need to head over to amazon.co.uk and sign up to the trial to instantly activate the offer, which is running until 6 February, 2020.
The streaming platform gives users access to millions of songs from top music artists, across all genres.
With the HD version offering a higher quality sound than the regular Amazon Music Unlimited service.
The service can also be streamed on a number of devices, including Amazon's own-branded smart speakers.
Customers only interested in taking up the freebie offer will need to set a reminder to cancel before the three months are up to avoid the membership being renewed at full price.
What is Amazon Music Unlimited?
Amazon Music Unlimited launched last year as a premium version of Amazon's original music streaming service.
The HD option provides enhances audio quality for serious music buffs, with over 50million songs on offer at ultra high definition quality as part of the service.
Speaking about the launch last year, Steve Boom, VP of Amazon Music, said, "We spoke with many artists while developing Amazon Music HD, who were excited about the potential for fans to be able to stream their favourite music, and hear it as it was originally recorded."
How much does Amazon Music Unlimited cost?
The new subscription normally costs £12.99 a month for Prime members and £14.99 for normal Amazon customers.
Or users who are already signed up to the regular Amazon Music service individually or with the Family Plan can pay an addition £5 a month.
