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Sony Music Unlimited now just $12/year for PlayStation Plus members

November 22, 2012 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

Sony Music Unlimited now just $12/year for PlayStation Plus members
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Up until this point, Sony’s streaming music service, Music Unlimited, has been sold for $9.99 per month; and now it’s $59.99 per year. However, if you also happen to be a PlayStation Plus member, you’ll pay just $12 per year, making it one of those “hard to resist” offers.

Sony Music Unlimited may not be as popular as some other services like Rdio and Slacker Radio, but for twelve bucks a year – it’s an easy sell, allowing you to stream music on your computer, Android, iOS, PS Vita and PlayStation 3 devices. Among its good sides is support for offline music listening, using which you will be able to continue enjoying favorite tunes even in places where there’s no Internet connection around. Moreover, Sony Music Unlimited also comes with curated channels based on your listening preferences and a solid library of songs… Now could be the right time to try it out… and let us know whether it works for you or not.

[Via: TheNextWeb]

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