Now through February 27, new and "eligible" subscribers in the U.S. can try out Apple Music for six months for just a single

Apple is offering a surprisingly generous deal this month, reducing the cost of its Apple Music streaming service to just $2.99 for six months for all new subscribers. The usual Apple Music subscription price is $10.

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Now might be the optimal time for holdouts of Apple Music to give it a try. The streaming music subscription is offering a new incentive of six months of service for $2.99. New and eligible subscribers have until Feb.

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If you have ever been tempted to try Apple Music but have been put off by the price, today may be your lucky day. Because Apple Music is available for six months for less money than it costs to buy a cup of coffee.

Macworld Apple on Monday announced a special deal for the Apple Music streaming service. New and eligible customers can get six months of Apple Music for $2.99/£2.99. That’s $8 off the regular price of $10.

There are a lot of music streaming services to choose from right now. Many of us subscribe to Spotify or Apple Music, but still others may use YouTube Music, Amazon Music, or Tidal. They all have their pros and cons,