Why You Can Trust CNET Tidal is singing our song: Get 4 months of music streaming for just $4
You can save $76 on Tidal's HiFi plan, which means you can make a playlist of lossless music for your self-quarantine soundtrack.
You know you're intrigued by Tidal. But unlike Spotify , you can't really kick its tires very easily, since there's no free version of the service to log into. But still, it's tempting. Tidal wants to be the go-to music service for audiophiles, for example, with a lossless hi-fi audio stream if you subscribe to the higher-cost premium service. You also get access to exclusive music content, and first dibs on some concert tickets. Well, wonder from afar no longer. For a limited time, you can sign up for a four-month trial of either the Tidal Premium or HiFi plan for just $4.
That's a dollar a month, regardless of whether you want the premium $10 per month plan or the hi-fi plan that's usually $20 per month. Of course, this offer is only good for first-time subscribers.
For just a dollar a month, this deal is simply too good to pass up, especially if you want to do your own A/B testing between Spotify and Tidal. You may find that Tidal is missing a few tracks you can find on Spotify -- especially if you're into indie music -- and you might prefer the Spotify mobile app to Tidal. For more details check out CNET's comparison of the major music services including Tidal.
This is the best price on Tidal we've seen since its 5-months-for-$5 deal that we told you about back in the fall. This one is the same dollar-per-month rate; it simply doesn't last quite as long. But virtually free Tidal HiFi until summer? Sign me up.
This article was published previously. It has been updated with the latest deal and pricing.
Read More: All the latest Tidal coupons
CNET's Cheapskate scours the web for great deals on tech products and much more. For the latest deals and updates, follow the Cheapskate on Facebook and Twitter. Find more great buys on the CNET Deals page and check out our CNET Coupons page for the latest promo codes from Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon and more. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page.