Qobuz

The music streaming service for audiophiles

View online review whf.com/qobuz From £12.99 per month If you are an audiophile who is open to the idea of streaming, your options for better-quality music have risen considerably in recent years. But what other streaming services are finally catching onto, Qobuz has been doing from the get go – and maybe that longevity in the market, with a little bit of self-improvement along the way, is finally starting to pay off. Originally launched in 2007, Qobuz has actually been around as long as Spotify, though it really only stretched its legs outside of its home country of France in 2013 – arriving on European shores with its hi-res streams a few years before Tidal even existed. It has not been a straightforward journey for the company, and it hasn’t…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2024

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