Although the ideal is to pay for a service to obtain all possible benefits, sometimes we have no choice but to unsubscribe from it. A good example of this is Spotify, the platform that has two modes for listening to music. Today we are going to tell you what are the limitations of the free version.
Advertisements
As you can imagine, one of the limitations of free Spotify is that you have to listen to announcements from time to time. It is one of the hallmarks of Spotify in its free version: if you want music, you have to listen to ads. Something must get money, right?
Lower quality
The Spotify Premium option has a much higher sound quality, specifically 320 kbps. As soon as you have had this modality on occasion, you will know well that the quality is noticeable. The "free" version drops to 160 kbps in terms of quality.
Can't download songs
This is another of the strengths that Spotify Premium has. In the free version you cannot download the songs on your mobile phone. This option is fantastic to save data or when we have to take a means of transport such as the plane or on the train, where connections are not always available.
Random music
The free version of Spotify does not allow you to select music specifically. In other words, you have no choice but to embarrass with the song that is skipping randomly. Yes, it is a bit cumbersome, but it is what Spotify Free has in its version for mobile phones.
15 lists a day
We close with the last limitation. If you do not pay Spotify you will have no choice but to stick to a maximum of 15 playlists daily. These lists are the ones created by Spotify itself with daily recommendations, so there is not much problem. Yours are always available.