Tidal offers a wider array of discounts based on who you are and what you do, but if you are an Amazon Prime subscriber ($119 a year) you save on Amazon Music HD and Ultra HD.

The cost of Amazon 's new service price is lower than Tidal, Amazon's main competition for this quality of music streaming. Amazon plans to charge Prime customers $12.99 a month for HD listening ...

Starting today, Amazon Music HD promises listeners access to more than 50 million 16-bit lossless high definition songs sampling at 44.1kHz, or the sound equivalent to tracks found on CDs.

The arrival of Amazon Music HD’s $15-per-month high-resolution audio plan ups the ante for other high-quality music-streaming mainstays such as Tidal, Deezer, and Qobuz, which generally charge ...

Amazon has added a high-quality tier to its music streaming service called Amazon Music HD. It will offer over 50 million tracks in lossless CD-quality, and many of these will also be available in ...

According to Amazon, starting Tuesday, Amazon Music HD will have over 50 million songs in what it considers High Definition: "a bit depth of 16 bits and a sample rate of 44.1kHz," which is CD quality.

Which is best? Amazon Music HD, the streamer’s premium hi-res tier, is now available to all subscribers for free, having previously cost customers an extra $5 / £5 per month.

All this is interesting because, well, Amazon Music HD is going to be able to stream higher-resolution tracks than both Spotify and Apple Music, and it’s also going to cost a few extra bucks less than ...

Amazon is taking on Tidal with a better-than-CD-quality audio streaming plan called Amazon Music HD, which starts at $12.99 a month. Part of Amazon Music, the new HD catalog offers over 50 million ...

You can already listen to 360 Reality Audio tracks on Amazon Music HD, Tidal, Deezer, and Nugs.net (a streaming service for live concerts), with more than 1,000 tracks currently remastered for ...

The HD service costs $12.99 per month for Amazon Prime members and $14.99 for everyone else. For current Amazon Music subscribers, it’s an extra $5 per month.

In this guide, we compare all four services – Apple Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, and Tidal HiFi – as they exist now, with a focus on their price, availability and features.