It’s a great deal.Īpple Music is very excited about the possibilities with its Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio. If you have four family members on the base Apple One plan, you’re paying around $5/month for music streaming with Apple TV+, games and some iCloud storage thrown in. Lastly, there’s also a $29.95/month Apple One Family Plan that includes Music, TV+ and Arcade, while upping the storage to 2TB and adding access to Apple News+ and Apple Fitness+. The $19.95/month Family Plan offers the same deal for up to six family members and ups the iCloud storage to 200GB. For $14.95/month, an individual user gets subscriptions to Apple Music, Apple TV+, the Apple Arcade gaming platform and 50GB of iCloud storage. TechHive has an Apple Music Voice review at the preceding link.Īpple Music is also included in the company’s Apple One plans. If you’re looking for deep dives into the catalog and need to make personal playlists, this option won’t be for you. If you’re someone who’s just going tell Siri to “play James Brown” or “play workout music,” the plan might give you everything you need. There’s no free option with Apple Music, but they have added a curious “voice-only” option for $4.99/month. Apple Music has invested heavily in its Radio stations, which feature live announcers and in-depth artist interviews.

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