If a few people in your household use Deezer, the service’s Family subscription plan allows for up to six individual accounts across up to 13 devices, offering optional kids’ profiles that let you keep an eye on what your children are listening to.
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Here, you can listen ad-free, plus it allows unlimited skips, and provides access to Offline mode. The cheapest paid-for plan is Deezer Premium, which costs $9.99 / £9.99 / AU$11.99 per month.
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Like Spotify, Deezer offers a free streaming tier that allows you to shuffle through its 73-million strong catalogue of tracks – although these will be peppered with ads. Plans start at $9.99 / £9.99 / AU$11.99 per monthĭeezer is available in more than 185 countries, with “more being added over time”.(Image credit: TechRadar / Deezer) Deezer price and availability
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To access them, HiFi subscribers download the standalone 360 by Deezer app. Right now there are 28 tracks in the 360 Sessions playlist, including Dua Lipa, Lolo Zouai, Barrie, Fireboy Dml and Josef. These are recorded using Sony’s spatial audio tech, which records the position of instruments and sounds live, giving you an immersive experience when you listen. UPDATE: Deezer will now offer its HiFi subscribers Deezer 360 Sessions, which are live performances that have been formatted in Sony 360 Reality Audio. If it does, it could encourage a few more listeners to make the jump from Spotify, especially now that the streaming service is planning its own rival to the Deezer HiFi tier. It’s just a shame the company hasn’t made the jump to true hi-res audio yet. A robust music catalogue, decent music curation, simple interface, and support for Sony 360 Reality Audio sweeten the deal. Overall, Deezer is a great alternative to Spotify if you’re looking for higher-quality streams, but you don’t want to shell out $19.99 / £19.99 / AU$23.99 a month for Tidal HiFi. Tidal offers this, too – but again, it’s more expensive. These tracks have been given the spatial audio treatment, sounding as though every instrument is coming at you from a different angle within a virtual sphere of sound. However, Deezer’s HiFi tier does come with access to Sony’s 360 Reality Audio format, via a dedicated app. Note, though, that there’s no access to true hi-res audio files with Deezer. Costing $14.99 / £14.99 / AU$14.99 per month, it allows you to stream songs in CD quality, with 16-bit / 44.1kHz FLAC files at 1,411kbps, which is the same as Tidal’s more expensive HiFi tier. What interests us most, however, is the Deezer HiFi tier. The audio quality on offer depends on the subscription tier you sign up to: Deezer’s Free subscription plan offers MP3 files at 128kbps, while its Premium tier tops out at 320kbps, matching Spotify’s own Premium tier. The latter, while perhaps not as well curated as Spotify and Tidal’s offerings, are pretty good, and the platform’s innovative Flow technology means you can listen to an infinite stream of personalized tracks with just one tap/click.
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