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Listening without Loss: Spotify’s New Audio Quality

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Music-request-form/td-p/3607610″ title=”… request form – The Spotify Community”>Spotify Now Offers ⁢Lossless Audio Streaming, Elevating Music Experience

Stockholm, Sweden – Spotify has⁢ rolled out a‍ lossless audio streaming option to select users, promising a⁤ substantially ⁤enhanced listening​ experience.The update, initially announced in early ⁣2024 adn becoming widely ⁣available in September ‌2025, allows subscribers to hear‍ music with the full fidelity intended by artists and producers.

To enable lossless audio,Spotify users must navigate to their account settings. Accessing “Settings and Confidentiality” then selecting​ “Quality of the Media” reveals⁢ the ⁤new “Lossless” option, if available on their account. ⁢Users can then independently activate lossless streaming for both Wi-Fi and cellular connections,⁢ though ​cellular use is cautioned due to increased⁢ data consumption.

While the improvement ​is most noticeable with quality audio equipment in quiet ⁣environments – particularly​ with acoustic, ‍classical, ‌or⁢ complex musical arrangements – Spotify recommends utilizing wireless headphones or speakers. Devices supporting Spotify Connect⁣ offer superior audio quality ⁣compared to standard Bluetooth ⁣connections, leveraging Wi-Fi’s higher data transfer rates. ‌Any ⁣Wi-Fi⁤ streaming device, including headphones with a‌ 2.4 ‍GHz Wi-Fi dongle, will deliver⁢ better quality than Bluetooth.

It’s important to note that the ​lossless setting must be activated on⁣ each individual‍ device where Spotify is‌ used, as preferences ‍do not ‌automatically ⁢synchronize across phones, tablets, and ⁢computers. The upgrade aims to deliver a⁣ more immersive and detailed​ listening experience, allowing users to​ fully appreciate the‍ nuances of their favorite tracks.

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