Napster www.napster.co.uk

I have used the 30 dy trial and love it. Abundance of choice, easy to use, perfect. Any music lover will love it.Work it with Sonos and also very impressive.

I've started using Napster for the first time (via my new Sono's sound system).

Its fantastic.

I can find every single track Im looking for, its got some great pre-set playlists and it streams onto my system instantly - really impressive.

I dont use it to download music from, just purely use it as a streaming tool - and so far I've not found any drawbacks to it at all

Highly recommend.

Napster is very easy to navigate website and set up secure paypal payment. Playlist and downloads set up is excellent. Phenomenal choice of tracks. Technical support service is outstanding. Easily the market leader. They offer everything you need from a music downloading site. Some tracks no longer available but this is not indicated on site, only by error message when trying to buy. Outweighed by the helpfulness of the support team.

Napster is unnecessarily expensive site, while it does offer an excellent range of music and is easy to navigate, it is not enough to make up for the price you pay.

I downloaded the Napster music service, and it was quick and easy to setup.

As I don't have a credit card, I had the Napster limited service (each track costs 79p). For Napster you can buy vouchers which can be purchased from the post office.

The Napster software allows you to download the music, listen to 30 second previews (if you have the limited service), burn CD's, and has a media player built in to save you having to have another window open.

When you download music on the limited service you can carry on looking for other music while downloading.

The Napster service has loads of music to download, and you just have to type in the track, artist or album, and you get the search results.

You can tell Napster is American because it tries to milk the consumer for every penny; will the record industry never learn? To make people use legal sites they must make the songs cheap and available as soon as they are on the radio, if not people like me will go elsewhere. I choose to pay for music because I believe that music is a profession and the artists should earn a living, I just don't think that £4 for a CD single with a couple of tracks on is acceptable, STOP RIPPING OFF THE CONSUMER!!!