If it’s the music that primarily concerns you, and you’re prepared to pay to listen to it, there’s only one place to put your subscription money - and that’s Tidal. Only the lack of full hi-res support with Windows desktops may limit its appeal for some users. It's great value, has a large library ( now over 100 million), and the excellent and easy-to-use interface gives it further appeal. It also supports artists through its transparent remuneration policy.Īpple Music is also priced at $9.99 per month but offers full CD-quality streams as well as hi-res and spatial audio content. Tidal has an extensive music library, wide platform support, and it sounds great. What are the best music streaming services?Īt the top of our list of the best music streaming services, Tidal gets the balance right with a HiFi tier offering CD-quality sound (16-bit/44.1kHz) and costs $9.99 per month, and a HiFi Plus tier that adds Master Quality audio (up to 24-bit/192kHz), Dolby Atmos, and Sony 360 Reality Audio content for $19.99 per month. I've had hands-on experience with the majority of music streaming services around today, and am ideally placed to highlight the pros and cons for each service. As a consumer tech editor and a hi-fi hobbyist, I care a lot about user experience, sound quality, and value for money.
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