[Deal] Play Music subscriptions 50% off for Valentine’s Day

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Looking for a great Valentine’s Day gift for a loved one? Google has you covered with 50% off on subscriptions to Play Music!

Play Music subscriptions regularly cost around $10 a month, but Google’s is discounting that price by 50%. Not only that, but you can also get 50% on a three-month subscription as well as a six-month subscription. Instead of paying $30 for three months, you’ll pay $15. Or, instead of paying $60 but for six months, you’ll pay $30.

Google is offering some other great Valentine’s Day promotions as well.

It’s worth nothing that you don’t have to gift the subscription to someone else, but can gift it to yourself as well. As a side note, while this is a good deal as is, it gets even better. Google is throwing in free access to YouTube Red and YouTube Music as well.

Keep in mind that you have only about three days to take advantage of this deal, as Google says it expires on February 15.

Anyone plan on picking up a subscription for yourself or a loved one?

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