Tidal offers
3-Months of Tidal HiFi or HiFi Plus Trial Streaming Service Subscription on sale for prices starting from
$1, valid for
New Tidal Subscribers only.
Note, your 3-month trial of Tidal will start upon purchase and, unless you cancel, will convert to a subscription that automatically renews each month
Available Streaming PlansThanks to community member
EyeVtheBeast for finding this deal
Alternatively,
Best Buy has
3-Months of Tidal Premium, HiFi or Family Music Trial Streaming Service Subscription on sale for
$1 valid for
New Tidal Subscribers only.
Note, your 3-month trial of Tidal will start upon purchase and, unless you cancel, will convert to a subscription that automatically renews each month
Available Streaming PlansAbout the Product- Experience over 60 million songs, more than 250,000 music videos, expertly curated playlists, and access to live events and ticket giveaways
- Music, On Demand, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Talk Shows, Video
- 60M+ Songs, 250k+ Music Videos
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This deal is not worth the bother. MQA is a gimmick. It's not truly lossless high resolution. Qobuz is better if you care about audio quality and functionality. Qobuz has a website with deep filtering for metadata and they also have booklets. If you're okay with standard lossless or lossy compression than Apple, Amazon, and Spotify are the way to go.
Tidal won't survive through the next economic slump. Offering ridiculous low price deals like this is a sign of weakness.
I've had such a positive experience with it. I use it every day and it's blown me away. You will hear sounds in songs that you've never heard before on your favorite albums.
lol this sounds like a fake paid review, but I really do like it. I have every other service as well and this is definitely #1 in quality if you're an audiophile.
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Hoewever, Apple and Amazon both provide higher quality hi-fi streaming than Tidal at half the cost (or less than half for family plans). Tidal did a great thing by pushing the market to high quality streaming, but their pricing just doesn't make sense anymore. Also, during the three months I tried it, Tidal would not stop pushing hip-hop and current pop music recommendations on me, even though I never listen to it. For what's supposed to be one of their specialties, the Tidal recommendation algorithms are worse than any other service I've tried.
I agree with their price structure being outdated but once you cancel your service, you get promotions from them for 50% off.
Moving forward, found out I got charged for a renewal even though I was never able to activate it to begin with. I tried to get a refund and got told no, even though I literally never received the service I paid for.
Don't do the deal, it isn't worth the head ache.
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They all are fine for (nearly)free, lol.
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Moving forward, found out I got charged for a renewal even though I was never able to activate it to begin with. I tried to get a refund and got told no, even though I literally never received the service I paid for.
Don't do the deal, it isn't worth the head ache.
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There are plenty of alternatives to Tidal, no one is talking about Blockbuster music. Also what is the point of having multiple companies to compete when you stick with the one who does shitty things?
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I've had such a positive experience with it. I use it every day and it's blown me away. You will hear sounds in songs that you've never heard before on your favorite albums.
lol this sounds like a fake paid review, but I really do like it. I have every other service as well and this is definitely #1 in quality if you're an audiophile.
Disagree. It's fine if you don't have kids, and/or only ever use headphones at work, but there's no content filter or family friendly option, and inevitably it shuffles to a song with plentiful f-bombs anytime my kids or coworkers are around. I use Amazon Music way more, because I listen on speakers usually, and don't need to worry about discovering new language in songs I thought I knew, while my kids or colleagues him along.