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Apple Music & Apple One Subscriptions Get More Expensive in India

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Apple has raised subscription prices for its Apple Music and Apple One services in India. Individual Apple Music plans now cost Rs 139 monthly, while Apple One Individual is Rs 195. Similar increases have also hit the US, UK, and Europe.

Apple has increased the prices for its popular Apple Music and Apple One subscription services in India. These revised rates, effective immediately, impact various tiers including individual, family, and student plans across the company's ecosystem.

Apple Music Price Changes in India

For Apple Music, the individual plan has seen a Rs 20 hike, moving its monthly cost from Rs 119 to Rs 139. Students will now pay Rs 69 per month, up from Rs 59. The most significant jump for Apple Music is in the Family plan, which rises by Rs 50, from Rs 179 to Rs 229 per month. This represents approximately a 28% increase for the family tier.

Despite the price adjustments, the features of the Apple Music Family plan remain unchanged. It continues to support up to six family members through Apple's Family Sharing, with each member receiving their own personalized account, music library, recommendations, and listening history.

Apple One Bundle Price Adjustments

Alongside Apple Music, the tech giant has also revised pricing for its Apple One subscription bundles. These bundles combine multiple Apple services like Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, and iCloud storage into a single subscription.

  • Apple One Individual: Now costs Rs 195 per month, up from Rs 175.
  • Apple One Family: Is now Rs 365 per month, down from its previous Rs 445.
  • Apple One Premier: Has increased to Rs 595 per month, from Rs 499.

Global Impact and Company Silence

These price hikes are not exclusive to India. Similar increases for Apple Music and Apple One have been reported in other major markets, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and several European countries. Apple has yet to issue an official statement regarding these revised subscription prices.

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