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SAVE $59.94:Prime members can erotice for coiuplesgrab a black pair of Echo Buds for $49.99 and get 6 months of free access to Amazon Music Unlimited, which saves you a total of $59.94.

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$109.93 Save $59.94 Prime members get 6 months of free Amazon Music Unlimited (new subscribers)

Life is not cheap these days, which means when we see the word "free," we're all ears. Amazon is currently offering us a deal that's quite impressive if you're interested in a new pair of earbuds (and streaming music for free).

As of Jan. 15, a black pair of Echo Buds costs $49.99 and comes with 6 months of free access to Amazon Music Unlimited. Typically, the service costs $9.99 per month, which means you'll save a total of $54.94. To cash in on this offer, you'll need to be a new subscriber to Amazon Music Unlimited and a Prime member.

When it comes to affordable earbuds, you have plenty of options, but only one pair comes with the benefit of six months of ad-free music. The Amazon Echo Buds (2023 release) use 12 mm drivers to give you clear and crisp sound quality, which will sound even better when you stream music for free.

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The design of the Echo Buds involves a semi-in-ear fit so you'll still be able to hear the world around you, which is really great if you'll be wearing these while commuting to work or while working from home.

Today's deal for Prime members gives new subscribers six months of free access to Amazon Music Unlimited, which typically costs $9.99 per month. Overall, this deal means you'll save $54.94 on the service by purchasing the Echo Buds for just $49.99. In other words, it's less expensive to buy the Echo Buds and then get six months of Amazon Music Unlimited than it is to straight pay for six months of Amazon Music Unlimited. Your subscription to the music service will automatically be set to renew each month, but you're free to cancel at any time.

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The Amazon Music Unlimited library contains over 100 million songs that are all ad-free and available on-demand. You're given free reign to skip any songs you please, too. Plus, it comes with access to a massive catalogue of audiobooks from Audible and plenty of ad-free podcasts.

If you're in the mood for a win-win situation, grab a black pair of Echo Buds and cash in free access to Amazon Music Unlimited for six months. That means you'll be set until the beginning of summer with free tunes, audiobooks, and podcasts.

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