Amazon Music Unlimited is Now 99 Cents for Students

Amazon Prime Student members can now get Amazon Music Unlimited for just 99 cents a month as the war over streaming music services heats up.

Amazon Prime Music Unlimited is like the paid versions of Spotify, Apple Music, and TIDAL, but when you pair it with an Amazon Prime Student membership, it’s only 99 cents a month.

This is a great deal for students looking for a music streaming service. Amazon Music Unlimited allows you to listen to any songs in the library that you want. You can stream on your phone or computer as well as on Alexa devices. The selection is very similar to Spotify and Apple Music with over 50 million songs.

To get this deal you need to sign up for the Amazon Prime Student membership, which is a free six-month trial. After that, you get 50% off Prime for four years. The discount is on the monthly or annual price, whichever is easier for you to budget for.

Get Amazon Music Unlimited for 99 cents if you are a Prime Student member.

With the Amazon Prime Student membership, you get the following benefits;

• Free Two Day, Same Day & Prime Now Delivery
• Whole Foods Discounts
• Amazon Prime Pantry
• Exclusive Amazon Prime Deals
• Amazon Video & Amazon Music
• Twitch Prime Included
• Amazon Prime Books & Washington Post
• Unlimited Photo Storage

Now, for just 99 cents a month, you get music streaming to all of your devices. You can check out more information about the Amazon Prime Student program in the slides below, or head over to Amazon to sign up.

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