AMAZON fans can bag themselves a tempting freebie worth just over £30.
But the offer is only available for a "limited time" – so don't ignore the deadline and miss out.
Amazon is handing out free three-month subscriptions to its music streaming service, and it'll work on your Amazon Fire TV Stick – or phones and laptops, if you prefer.
The Spotify rival is called Amazon Music Unlimited, and normally costs £10.99 a month – or £9.99 a month for Amazon Prime members.
Now you can bag a free three-month trial – worth £32.97 – if you claim before January 10, 2025.
Amazon Music Unlimited is a music streaming service – just like Spotify or Apple Music.
It serves up around 100 million songs on an ad-free basis, and you can listen "on demand", rather than being tied to pre-made playlists or live-only content.
The app also has a vast selection of ad-free podcasts too.
And thanks to a partnership with Audible – also an Amazon brand – you can access a large catalogue of audiobooks.
With the membership, you can listen to one audiobook for free each month.
Amazon also notes that it offers "HD and spatial audio".
You can listen to the service through Amazon Fire TV devices, the app on smartphones, as well as via Amazon Alexa-powered speakers.
The offer went live on November 11, just over two weeks before the Black Friday sales event on November 29.
There are some catches if you want to claim the offer.
Firstly, it's only available if you're a brand new subscriber to Amazon Music Unlimited.
So if you're currently a member or you've had a subscription before, you're out of luck.
The same is true even if you'd only claimed a free trial previously.
You can't combine the deal with any other offer, and you're limited to one purchase per customer and account.
Once the trial is up, you'll be automatically charged at the normal rate of £10.99 a month (or £9.99 monthly for Prime members).
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed.
Always do your own research before making any purchase.
