Tidal HiFi price drop to £10.99/month (HiFi Plus £19.99/month)

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Great news for Tidal subscribers, or anyone keen to give it a try – the high-res streaming service has announced that its monthly cost is coming down, across all regions.

As part of a move to simplify its subscription tiers, it will no longer keep its high-res, lossless and spatial audio content locked behind a £20-per-month “HiFi Plus” subscription. Instead, it will be moved into a single individual user plan, costing a Spotify-matching £11 per month.

Currently, users pay that price for CD-quality FLAC files, but need to opt for the pricier plan to unlock 24-bit/192kHz tracks and Dolby Atmos content.

That will all change from 10th April when the new plans will be implemented. This will also include the Family plan, for up to six family members for £17 per month, and the Student Plan, offering the same as the Individual plan, but at a 50% discount, now costing just £5 a month.

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Edited by a community support team member, 11 March 2024

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11th Mar
I saw this the other day. Might be interesting to see how much the VPN prices come down before deciding to sign up again.
11th Mar
After the Argentina stopped I went with Chile which was £5 pm but had the email last week and it’s dropping to £3 from April
11th Mar
Is this available? Showing as £19.99 for me. Or do we need to wait until April?
11th Mar
I believe it will automatically change on the 10th April.
11th Mar
I'd go for this if the deal for Deezer using a Turkish Gmail account last year didn't just refresh itself
11th Mar
Ha! Mine just did the same. £5.14 for the year.
11th Mar
I hope this comes through. I love listening to the lossless music but couldn’t justify paying this aswell as Spotify. The song availability isn’t as good as Spotify but the quality is leagues better.
11th Mar
Spotify's library is 80 million songs, Tidal's is 90 million but Spotify do have a lot more niche genres like Anime and Video game soundtracks.
11th Mar
Annoying still no Alexa/Google support in the UK so need to keep spotify instead. (edited)
11th Mar
This is the bit I needed, I loved the sound through my Naim speakers. But also perfer being able to ask Alexa, etc. To play music.
11th Mar
I signed up for (I think) Nigeria and it was $4.67 USD per month. It's now going to be $2.56 USD per month
11th Mar
Same here, although like you I can't remember which country I ended up using when Argentina went.
11th Mar
Spotify is almost perfect for me. If they would just move to Hi-res and improve the playlist ordering and maybe the queue system.. i personally don't use queuing as i just create / use playlists - but my mate thinks it's sh*t when we are together. So just tried tidal again and no Sonos connect via PC app is such a annoyance!
11th Mar
Why is sorting so bad on these music apps? I like listening to cover versions. If I search for a song title (by track) it will give me loads of duplicates by the same artist (and same length), similar titles before exact matches, and you can't even sort the searches.
11th Mar
Rather have Apple Music
6th Apr
Any VPN signups that are currently working?
7th Apr
Waiting for same good tip..
11th Mar
They shot themselves in the foot charging daft money at the start I ditched them for Amazon then ditched Amazon for Apple and Spacial Audio which also now has plenty of decent Hi Def tracks as well. Don’t miss Tidal
11th Mar
Has the vpn paying abroad not stopped for all the subscriptions? I cannot get payment to process using starling or revolute
11th Mar
My vpn wouldn't work either so I used my spare email address for a months free trial then got an email offering me 2 months for 60p. Took that offer, and to be honest the Tidal hifi price for the same as I was paying for spotify isn't really that bad so I will probably go for that after the two months is up.
11th Mar
So hi fi plus will become £10.99 per month, is that correct? Currently paying £20 for Qobuz. If I can save £10 per month I might move over.
11th Mar
Save £9 a month, bad maths on my part.
11th Mar
Hopefully this will shame Spotify into finally launching hifi for those of us with ears.
11th Mar
I think Spotify Hi Fi was going to be CD quality. There are now higher res streams available with Qobuz and Tidal. Maybe Spotify has had to go back to the drawing board. I wouldn't move for CD quality when I am already getting 24 bit 192 kHz on some tracks. (edited)
11th Mar
Took this out when it was cheap through the Argentina deal, mainly to use when my other half was on my Spotify account. I had loads of issues with the Android app and my Sonos speakers where it would refuse to play on the right speaker or wouldnt transfer to a different speaker once I had started it playing. When the Argentina loophole closed I couldnt be bothered trying to find another way to get it as the combination of the issues I'd already had plus the lack of voice assistant support just made it more trouble than it was worth.
11th Mar
I had the same sub from Argentina and worked fine on my sonos group. Only cancelled it ad they worked out I was in the UK after 9 months
12th Mar
Is it integrated as well as Spotify with alexa?
12th Mar
Not in the UK only in the US. Someone posted a work around above but requires creating amazon us accounts and changing locations not ideal for a constant UK Amazon user.
12th Mar
This is a great deal. Definitely will rejoin.
24th Mar
Does anyone know if the VPN loophole been closed for good now? Just tried ARG on Starling and seems like a no-go. Thinking is it worth try NRA with something like Revolut.
24th Mar
I've tried a few and none work. But please report back of you find one
29th Mar
Even better news! Especially for ROON users. That means it’ll cost just over a fiver to have both Qobuz and Tidal subscriptions.

For us Columbians at $15000, that’s currently £3.07. (edited)
4th Apr
Hi is it possible buy with vpn? And do you need a colombian address and bank account ?
13 h, 4 m ago
Doesn't Apple and Amazon offer dolby Atmos for 10.99 still though ? Is this better ?
8 h, 3 m ago
Costing me £2 a month happy with that