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“Music plays a vital role in our lives, and platforms like Spotify and Apple Music provide convenient access to high-quality tunes anytime, anywhere. But have you ever wondered how much data these apps consume, and what you can do to conserve it?

How to Listen to Music with Spotify and Similar Apps

Streaming

Simply open Spotify, choose a song, and hit play to start streaming music instantly. While this method offers immediate access to a vast library of songs without using your device’s memory, it relies on an internet connection and consumes data. Be mindful of your data usage, as excessive streaming may deplete your data allowance.

Downloading

Downloading songs over Wi-Fi or ample data allows you to save them directly to your device for offline listening. This method doesn’t consume data when you play downloaded songs repeatedly, and it’s ideal for areas with poor internet connectivity. However, downloading too many songs may eat up your device’s storage space.

Keep in mind that some music apps require a premium subscription to access the download feature.”

The amount of data consumed by music apps such as Spotify

There are many popular music apps such as Line Music, Apple Music, AWA, Amazon Music, etc., but we will use Spotify as an example here.

Spotify’s sound quality

Spotify offers four types of sound quality.

• Low
• Standard
• High
• Highest

The best sound quality can only be selected if you are a paying member.

In addition to selecting the sound quality of a song beforehand, you can also select “Auto Sound Quality,” in which Spotify selects the appropriate sound quality for playback according to the network communication status.

The songs that are compatible with each sound quality are as follows

Spotify Data Consumption

Assuming you listen to music for 2 hours a day, your total time in a month would be 60 hours. The amount of data consumed for each sound quality is generally considered to be as follows

Tips for Saving Data When Using Spotify

 Download and Listen (Requires Spotify Premium Membership)

The simplest way to save data is by downloading music for offline listening. With downloaded songs, you can enjoy unlimited music without using much data or worrying about interruptions due to poor network connections. However, this feature is exclusive to Spotify Premium members and requires some storage space on your device.

 Opt for Lower Sound Quality

If you’re not a Spotify Premium member but still want to conserve data, consider listening to music in lower sound quality. High-quality music consumes significantly more data compared to lower-quality options. Switching to lower-quality streams can help stretch your data allowance further, especially if you listen to music for extended periods.

Use WiFi at Home

When you’re primarily listening to music at home, leverage your WiFi connection to stream without using cellular data. Home WiFi typically offers unlimited data, allowing you to enjoy music without worrying about data caps. However, if you’re frequently on the go, this may not be a viable option.

Rent a Pocket WiFi for Anytime, Anywhere Listening

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Official Artist Merchandise Now Available for Purchase on Spotify

Music company Avex has added a link to purchase official artist merchandise to artist pages on Spotify and YouTube starting March 2021. If you want to purchase merchandise from your favorite artist, you can visit the artist’s page and make your purchase. Avex has partnered with Neowing (English version: CDJapan), a well-established online store, to ship products using NEOlogi, a logistics agency service that can deliver to over 150 countries worldwide.