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FAQs
Can I get a free trial of Apple Music?
If you're new to Apple Music, you can get a free trial when you first sign up. The free trial can last between 1 and 3 months depending on currently active promotions. If you're not keen on the service, you can just cancel before the free trial is up, but if you're happy to keep your account, you'll automatically start a paid plan once your trial is up.
Which devices can I use Apple Music on?
You can use Apple Music on a wide range of devices, including Android and iOS smartphones, Windows and Apple PCs & Laptops, and Amazon & Chromecast streaming devices. Apple Music is included pre-installed on most Apple devices, and for other apps, you will find dedicated app available in either the Google Play or Apple App store.
What is Apple Music's refund policy?
Apple will offer a refund on Apple Music plans that you mistakenly purchased or no longer want if you request a refund as soon as possible after making your purchase (and haven't used much of the service). Just find the 'Report a Problem' section of the app you used to purchase your plan, or visit reportaproblem.apple.com, and provide the relevant details.
Hints and Tips
Get the Apple One bundle: You can save on multiple different subscriptions to Apple services by buying Apple One, the tech brand's all-in-one membership plan. Apple One includes access to Apple Music, as well as Apple TV+, iCloud, and Apple Fitness+. You'll not only save on the cost of separate monthly subscriptions for each service, you'll also receive an month of Apple Music for free.
Save as a student: If you're studying and can verify your status with an education email, you can get a student plan, which means a discount of almost 50% off the usual price at £5.99 per month. Apple also throws Apple TV+ in for free, letting you stream TV on the brand's own streaming service.
Consider a family plan: If you and multiple members of your household are looking for a plan, consider getting a Family plan. For £16.99 per month, you get unlimited use for up to 6 people, with personalised music libraries for each user. You'll get better value for money the more users you have, too - your second user effectively gets their plan at 50% off versus an individual account, whilst every subsequent additional user is completely free, and its all managed and paid via one account.
How to use Apple Music discount codes
1) Browse the selection of Apple Music promo codes at the top of this page.
2) Select one you want to use and click "Get Code" next to it to reveal it in a new tab.
3) Copy the newly-revealed code to your clipboard ready to use later.
4) Your old tab will now load the Apple Music website, where you can shop for the right plan for you.
5) Once you've selected your plan, make your way to the checkout and find the "Promo code" field.
6) Enter your code here and click "Apply" to change your order total.
7) Continue through the rest of the checkout process as normal to replace your order.
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At TechRadar, we have a number of tools at our disposal to help us find the latest voucher codes. Our Vouchers team uses connections with big name brands, our affiliate networks, and the world wide web to source the latest & best codes for our pages. Each page is updated multiple times a week with sales info, exclusive codes negotiated by our Commercial team, and a number of ways to save on your next online order.
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Should you experience any issues, it’s always best to start by checking the terms & conditions on the page. Click “View terms and conditions” and the code area will expand. You’ll see all applicable criteria listed in this area. For example, you may not meet a required minimum spend (i.e. spend £20 or more); you may not have enough times in your basket (e.g. you have only selected 2 products when trying to redeem a 3 for 2 multibuy offer), or your chosen offer may only apply to a certain type of product (i.e. 10% off laptops).
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