Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mqa quality is what im after. And it doesnt disappoint. Its expensive but you get what you pay for! Unless they are on sale! :)

This came with another purchase but glad I got to try it out. Tidal overall is a better music streaming service than Apple Music but it comes with an extra cost. You would benefit more from hifi audio with a good set of headphones.

Took a day to activate, the links simply didn't work. Love Tida sound quality, but recommendation engine is bad.

Excellent sound quality, good selection of music, but the price is too much for me.

This is a great streaming service for those who love R and B and hip hop.

Good selection and quality, but the app needs a lot of improvement. Really slow and almost unusuable on older iPads.

I was using Spotify but signed up for a Tidal trial to save some money. It is a great substitute for spotify. Once you adjust to the new format, it is easy to use. Be sure to cancel the auto-renewal if you aren't satisfied.

Really like the hifi quality of music, but wish there were more albums available.

If you are one to appreciate cd quality music, this certainly is a must to at least try out. To again have that kind of quality without the expensive cost of cds is more than worth it. Even my 60yr old ears can tell the difference.

Best quality streaming service, with high resolution and master recordings. Excellent recommendations as well. A must have for serious music fans.

Bought this on sale for 89.99 and was just a fantastic deal. Tidal's sound quality is just fantastic (if you have a DAC and AMP with mid-fi to HiFi headphones). Tidal's app could use some major work, but it is what it is.

As a music producer, this is hands down one of my favorite streaming services. Yes, its a but pricey, but the payout to the artists is worth it!

The volume on this is lower than Spotify for earphones and car use but I like using the hifi for Sonos system at home

1st time listening to Tidal and very much impressed on the quality good streaming service.. Mostly listen with headphone to capture the quality, cant use earbuds it doesn't work that way with HIFI audio.

Great music selection and the quality is excellent. Easy to use to create playlists and the mixes it creates for you are generally really good.

At a dollar a month it's a steal to test out this service. I've heard it has the best quality, but also that the MQA is a disadvantage. I'll come back for a better review after the 3 month has come and gone.

I was already a Tidal subscriber, but the annual package from BB was a much better deal. It was easy to cancel my monthly subscription and implement the annual plan. Best of all, my playlists stayed intact.

Hands down the beat sound quality out of all the different music streaming providers. Could be a little more intuitive/user friendly, but not too bad to figure out. Pricey, but when you can find a deal on it...totally worth it!

If you regularly listen with wired headphones and have a high-fi setup then I doubt you’re reading this and you know Tidal is for you. I thought that I’d use my headphones in wired mode while at my desk to take advantage of the noticeable upgrade in quality. I did for two days. Then it just got annoying to be tied down to one place and I began getting frustrated at the wire. So I just started streaming it. It sounds fine over Bluetooth, but it sounds the same as Apple Music or Spotify to me when streamed via Bluetooth. Apple Music, for me (I am admittedly in the Apple ecosystem), is way easier to use with seamless integration with Siri and on all devices. Apple also doesn’t have a headphone jack obviously, and while I hate that decision by Apple, it has admittedly worked on me to move away from wired headsets. My hope is they go wireless charging only so their products become somewhat waterproof. I tried tidal on a $3 3-month trial, so that value was excellent. I’m switching back to Apple Music, though.

Excellent service but tends toward hip hop rap artists