Spotify...worth the money?

[Dolcegusto]

And can someone explain it all to me?

Have i got this right:

I pay £10 month, and can stream online and save offline playlists?

How many offline playlists can I have? Can I just get a whole album?

If I decide I can't afford it any more, what happens to all the songs I have in my playlists?

I have an iphone so I can get a spotify app, what happens if I decide to get a different phone - are there android apps and can I just download the app, sign in and it'll have all my music?

Can I get all the playlists on to itunes and sync it with iphone that way?

Sorry lots of questions but am very confused.

Needy bump

I'm not sure about all the answers to your questions but DH has been continuously muttering about how great his subscription to spotify is that he thinks it's the best money he's spent on music.
I don't pay attention as I tend to listen to stuff on our pc or I have spotify free subscription (limited) in my work pc so listen to that... It does suck you in, I've listened to loads of great music that I probably would never done before hand.

I have the free sub but they have changed it recently. I used to be able to listen to unlimited stuff but with adverts, now I've installed it on a new laptop they are saying that you can only listen to something 3 times. IIRC there is a sub for a fiver too but I don't know what you get.

Thanks... I've signed up for a 30 day free trial. Seems pretty good, I've been listening to some albums on my phone, just seems odd to keep all my music online, but I guess that's the way it's going now anyway.

A fiver lets you listen on the pc without ads. (DD gets this)

A tenner gets you access off line and on mobile devices (like my ipod)

It's the best tenner a month I ever spent I have thousands of tracks and I can change them anytime I like and not have to pay any more.

Not Ipod. Iphone. I can listen to spotify in the car because I pay a tenner a month.

Sorry. Am. Very. Tired.