Amazon Unlimited isn't covered by Prime.
Prime music for 79 a year is 2 million songs...
Prime unlimited is like Spotify and apple music with a massive catalogue for over 40 million songs...
This is 7.99 for prime users...
If you pay for a year up front its £79 for prime users, or you could as a prime user pay £7.99 a month. 2 Free months basically for paying up front
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It is, because theres no method as far as i can see which enables one person to listen to something in the kitchen and one person to listen to something else in the living room? You might as well just get a dot subscription for 3.99 as you can effectively listen to it in only 1 location.
Surely this is a bit naff considering they want you to put many echos around the home? Currently someones listening to something on an echo, and i logged into the web interface to stream some stuff and get the message above. I'm still in the trial period of music unlimited and have amazon prime. So basically if one person is listening then no one else can listen at all? Maybe i'm missing something, it seems so limiting otherwise..
You need family for that...
If it didn't work like this, I could sign up and then let all my mates listen on my account.
It's exactly the same for Spotify and I would assume Apple Music too.
You can't buy family yet, not that i'm sure that answers the question if the dots can stream concurrently, even with this plan
Which is fine, i'm more concerned about the echos and if they have the same behavior or are treated as a single device. The bottom line is i live in a house with other people (horror) and will be putting echos in a bunch of rooms. So would like people to be able to concurrently listen to music on the echos, and currently no amount of money seems to allow this.
1. I'm thinking of getting one of these for my dad for Xmas. How easy is it to set up with Nest, and for his calendar etc? I don't want to play his IT support!
1. Not sure with Nest, calendar only works with Google currently so if you use MS services at the moment not found a way to easily make that work.
2. I may get myself a dot, mostly for use with Sonos when that's released. How is the speaker on the Dot, if/when I want to take it outside to use with bluetooth?
2. My boss as a dot and the speaker is ok for a small unit, certain no where near as good as the echo
3. Anything else worth bearing in mind?
3. There are some services not available on the UK version, also the ITTT does not work probally with UK Echo stuff
Are none of you concerned about having a device in your home which listens to every single thing that happens behind closed doors?
Maybe I'm being paranoid but the thought of willingly handing over all my personal conversations and "other sounds" to a company just doesn't sit right with me.