Music lovers are in for a treat as Amazon has launched a new offer that gives you free access to its popular Amazon’s Music Unlimited streaming service.
With many people struggling to cope with the boredom of lockdown, the online giant is giving new subscribers a three-month membership - worth up to £29.97 - completely free.
The service is usually priced at £7.99 a month for existing Amazon Prime members and £9.99 for normal Amazon customers.
Simply head over to amazon.co.uk and sign up to the trial to activate the deal, which is only available until July 21.
The offer will save you either £29.97 or £23.97, depending on whether you're already an Amazon Prime member.
Amazon Music Unlimited is similar to Apple Music and Spotify, allowing you to you browse millions of songs from top music artists across all genres.
There's also a HD version which offers a higher quality sound than the regular Amazon Music Unlimited service.
The service can be streamed on a range of devices, including Amazon's Echo Dot speakers.
Those who don't want to pay the full price for the membership after the three months are up will need to set a reminder to cancel.
The three-month membership offer is perfect for music fans who are looking for a way to keep occupied during lockdown. Be quick though, as the offer ends on Tuesday July 21.
How much does Amazon Music Unlimited cost?
The new subscription normally costs £7.99 a month for existing Prime members and £9.99 for everyone else.
Or users who are already signed up to the regular Amazon Music service individually or with the Family Plan can pay an additional £5 a month.
