Moreover, both artists and fans have been requesting lossless streaming to Spotify for years. Apple, Tidal, Deezer, and Qobuz all already offer lossless tracks. Other companies like Tidal and Amazon Music already offers it since 2019. If and when Spotify does add lossless audio, it’ll still be behind its competitors. Premium currently costs $9.99 per month in the U.S. When Spotify tested lossless audio in 2017, it proposed a surcharge of $7.99 for the added quality. It’s also not clear from this response if Spotify plans to roll out high-quality audio for all its Premium subscribers, or if HiFi will be a separate Premium tier. Now it says that the feature is still coming but has declined to reveal any details of. That being said, “e don’t have timing details to share yet.” But it has failed to turn up, and Spotify did not make clear whether it had been postponed or cancelled. We feel the same, and we’re excited to deliver a Spotify HiFi experience to Premium users in the future.” In a reply it pinned to the top of the thread, Spotify said, “We know that HiFi quality audio is important to you. A new wave of comments on a community forum entry originally posted way back in 2014 makes it clear users are wondering what exactly is up with HiFi.Īnd Spotify’s response is…less than informative. It’s monthly price is 14.99 (12.99 for Amazon Prime). Amazon launched its Amazon Music HD service which offers lossless audio quality in 2019. In the blog post, the company said it’ll share more details soon. Spotify announced HiFi last February, and said it was aiming for a release sometime 2021.īut 2021 has come and gone, and the people are not pleased. Spotify HiFi subscription price hasn’t been announced yet.
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