Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome for listening to a large library of music in amazing quality.

Was hesistant to buy into it but I can definitely hear the difference in sound quality.

After doing the math of my Spotify premium monthly payments to a year I wanted to branch out. Turns out a monthly subscription of $12.99 is about $170 or more a year that’s idk. I don’t like it haha. So I decided to to try Tidal with the Best Buy offer. The music quality is great (it’s not cheaper though w/o the Best Buy discount). It takes a minute to get use to what your taste is but it makes it easy to discover new & listen to old music. It’s missing a proper smart watch app which I think is a problem! Overall it’s good but could be better especially for the price. I give it 4 stars because the music quality is way better then Spotify especially when you have a sound bar alongside a sound woofer but I likely won’t stick around once my 3 month trial is up.

Easy to redeem and use. Nice collection of songs with great quality

Love the quality of songs on Tidal app. Would highly recommend.

I can listen to all the old music i love hearing an the quality is great

Tidal is very good and i highly recommend trying it if its for a penny

If you want to hear all the nuances in music. This is perfect for you

I love the App on my Iphone. The layout is great and user friendly. I like how it creates mixes for me based on content I've listened to. However I have to give it 4 stars because it doesn't seem like my iphone or windows 10 can take advantage of the Master audio when using even High End Bluetooth Headset like my Sony WH-1000XM4's because none of the higher bitrate codecs are supported my the streaming devices. I know that isn't Tidal's fault but it's frustrating all the same. That being said I've bought this on sale twice now for a few bucks for three months so at that price there really isn't much to complain about. There isn't a better deal out there. I don't think I would pay the full price though.

A lot of good music at high audio quality. I would recommend.

Great plan for a Tidal Hi-Fi plus subcription. Working well.

best streaming app, has most songs that aren’t available on other streaming see

Tidal is King in Music Streaming Apps. Very Very Rich Experience

Bought this for trying their hi def line uP, didn't disappoint

I am interested in exploring the canon of classical music using entry-level audiophile headphones (Sennheiser HD 560S, connected to a Windows PC through a hi-res MQA-enabled DAC/AMP USB dongle). I have recently started this trial subscription to Tidal and another to a different music streaming service that also claims to have a broad selection of millions of "songs" with many offered in lossless CD quality or a better hi-res format. This is my early, inexpert, and possibly misleading evaluation of the two services. Both services appear to provide the claimed quality of audio format for a song when using their provided Windows apps. The difference is in the selection of music available in each format and the ease of finding and playing it. My limited research and experience indicate that Tidal specializes in modern music, especially popular songs and new releases. Historic classical music at first seemed to be limited to excerpts of the more popular movements rather than albums of complete works. My randomly chosen example, a search for “Beethoven Eroica Symphony” produced 10 results on Tidal, only one of which was the complete symphony and that was offered at less than lossless CD quality; the others appeared to be single movements, one with a video. However, this was labeled as a “Top Result” and I noticed an option for “Albums” that displayed images of 132 CD sleeves for the symphony, 16 with MQA Master audio quality. I tried several of the others and did not find one with lossless CD quality. On the other streaming service, the same search immediately produced 70 CD sleeves, with 11 in hi-res and the rest in lossless CD quality. I noticed that Tidal recognized my subscription each time I selected the app, but the other service required two separate sign-ins. For new releases and popular items of modern music I saw many MQA Master offerings in Tidal but don’t recall finding any with lossless CD quality. This may be done to reduce file sizes for users who want to store many songs on their phones. The two services are good and would have the same monthly cost. It is high enough to discourage subscribing to both. For my purposes, I want access to a large selection of performances of each classical work with all music at least of lossless CD quality, and do not need to store files for offline playback, so I am currently inclined to discontinue the Tidal service. But this could change after more use of the services. Any recommendation to a friend would depend on his/her preferences for music.

A very underrated and highly criticized music subscription service, Tidal Music, to me, sounds the best of all the services available. I’ve used them all. I’m not just talking about the music quality (although they are leaders in their field), but the way their music sounds. It’s slight, but I hear vocals much clearer and instruments much crisper on Tidal versus others. It’s definitely a signature sound algorithm as Apple Music sounds a bit less clear. I have both and enjoy them, but when it comes to wanting to hear the best version of a song, I go to Tidal. Aside from that, their interface is so much easier to use in comparison to Apple Music. Instead, I’ve decided to save all my ripped music CD’s to my apple device and stream music through Tidal Music. Of course, all of this is subjective and dependent on your ability to hear the difference in both quality and sound signatures…and the headphones, speakers, and other devices that you use. If you want the best (or one of the best) streaming subscriptions out there. Go with Tidal Music.

Love tidal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

Best quality Hi Fi for audiophile enthusiasts. Great selections of music

Tidal is great for audiphiles because it offers high resolution audio. The music catalog is not as big as Spotify, but it does offer a decent catalog. It is nice because it offers some music with 360 reality audio recordings, and it also offers some music with Dolby Atmos audio. You have to have specific headphones or audio receivers that can process the previous audio formats. The suscription is more expensive than other streaming services, but if you are into high resolution audio, it is worth it. The trial offer of 3 months for $1 is really good.

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