If you're willing to pay a little more, some of these streaming services now offer a lossless tier (which again are all priced similarly).

They all require a subscription fee to listen to ad-free music, but all these fees are now roughly the same (about $10/month). In the past, you could more easily separate music streaming services by superlatives - for example, Spotify had the biggest library of songs, Amazon Music was the most affordable (especially if bundled with Prime) and Tidal had by far the best selection of high-resolution tracks - but the truth is that these days most music streaming services are a lot more alike than they are different. So, if you haven't yet subscribed to a service (or if you're considering switching to a new one), how do you choose? Spotify and Apple Music continue to be the most popular, but there are other options like Pandora, Amazon Music, Tidal and Deezer (and that's just naming a few) that are excellent, too. There are quite a few music streaming services to choose from.

You can open an app or use your voice (via a smart assistant like Alexa, Google Home or Siri) to play basically any song by any artist, ever. The easiest and most convenient way to listen to music is to stream it.

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