Apple Music vs. Spotify: Which music streaming service is the best?

Netflix is the top of the heap when it comes to the most popular streaming services in the world, but for what Netflix costs you'd be right to expect some flexibility when it comes to how and where you can watch.

Enjoying a Netflix movie while on a plane or in a location with poor reception is possible by downloading the movie for offline viewing. The process of downloading content to watch at another time is simple and eliminates the need to worry about connecting to Wi-Fi.

This year, Samsung has taken its wearables to an impressive new level with the new Galaxy Watch Ultra, a smartwatch that’s inevitably drawing comparisons to its biggest rival, the Apple Watch Ultra 2.

From the name to the design, it’s apparent that this is precisely what Samsung was going for. However, it’s unfair to call the Galaxy Watch Ultra merely a copycat product. There are also some ways in which Samsung has put its unique spin on the new extreme wearable, and it’s certainly a much better fit for the needs of outdoor adventure enthusiasts than 2022’s Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, which was a decent smartwatch that suffered from a bit of an identity crisis.

It goes without saying that Spotify is pretty much the GOAT when it comes to music streaming services. It has more than 100 million songs, 6 million podcasts, and 350,000 audiobooks. It's music discovery and innovative special features maintains it cache as one of the most popular options out there, beating out both Apple Music and Amazon Music.

Spotify can be had for free (with ads), but has several tiers of Premium membership which deliver ad-free listening for a price. An individual membership is available for $12 each month, meanwhile you can snag a 2-person Spotify Premium Duo account for $17 monthly, or a Spotify Premium Student account for $6 each month. Families can also benefit from the Spotify Premium Family account for just $20 per month.