Apple Music is a music streaming service based on iTunes which allows you to combine your existing music library with its vast 75- million-song catalog, the curated Beats 1 radio station and music videos.
Apple Music is available to download on all your Apple devices and integrates with iTunes on your Mac. It's also available on Android. Apple Music provides users with a three-month free trial, and the monthly subscription is £9.99 if you want to continue the service after the trial. Family members of up to six people will get a £14.99 package deal.
Stream over 75 million songs with your existing Music Libraries integrated into the app.
You will never be interrupted by ads when streaming songs, albums, and others.
Download anything you want and take your music anywhere, you can listen to them offline.
Create your own playlists based on what you’ve been listening to.
Send you daily music recommendations based on the music you've been listening to.
Listen to Beats 1 radio, and if you have a special music request, you can always ask Siri.
Apple Music is divided into six main sections, and you can navigate between them using icons at the bottom of the mobile application.
Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos and Lossless Audio
Offers three-month free trial
Excellent music-discovery features
Exclusive albums and Apple's Beats 1 radio station
Integrates with your songs on your devices
Siri and Apple Watch integration
The design contains too much information
Difficult to navigate
iCloud Music Library bugs
Students enrolled in degree-granting universities and colleges can join Apple Music at a discounted monthly rate for up to 48 months. To qualify for an Apple Music student subscription, you must be a student studying a bachelor degree, post-graduate degree, or equivalent Higher Education course at a University, College (U.S. only) or Post-Secondary School (Canada only). Junior, technical colleges, and special courses are also eligible in Japan.
