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Spotify Lossless Hi-Fi Music Could Come With A New Pro Subscription Plan: Know More

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The lossless audio service on Spotify could be part of the Music Pro plan

Spotify lossless audio service has been in the news for a few years but the Apple Music rival tech is yet to officially launch for its users.

Spotify has been touting its lossless music service for a few years now and people are still waiting to see it made official. It seems that day is not too far away now, at least going by the latest rumours. The company could add a new Music Pro subscription that will offer the much-awaited lossless audio quality along with other features. However, the Music Pro is unlikely to come cheap, in fact, people will be made to pay more than what the platform charges for its regular premium version.

Spotify Music Pro Plan Rumours: What It Says

The Music Pro plan from Spotify is likely to offer better audio quality than what Apple Music users get, albeit that one is part of their regular plan. Spotify could offer its content in Hi-Fi quality for Podcasts as well, which was suggested in 2023. The new details also talk about special wired and wireless headphones supporting optimised features. You might also get the option to mash-up and edit tracks which is interesting.

But the benefits are unlikely to end there with features like Audio Insights, Headphone Tuner, Library Pro, Playlist Pro and Studio Sound also could be added in the Pro plan as we had mentioned earlier. This unreleased plan could be an interesting addition, especially if Spotify can meet the demands for which it is going to charge a premium.

Spotify Music Pro Plan Price: How Much It Might Cost

The latest report does not talk about the possible Music Pro price but earlier we had seen the Premium plan listed with a price of $19.99 (Rs 1600 approx) per month, which as per the details shared has a lot of new features which the platform thinks merits a higher price tag. At this monthly price, people might never feel convinced about the features on offer, and that could be one big reason as to why Spotify has delayed its availability for so long.