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Spotify released today announced it would raise U.S. prices again next month. The music streaming platform’s last price hike was in July of 2023, so it’s not even been a whole year to that.
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- Spotify is bricking Car Thing, its first hardware launch.
- The company isn't offering trade-ins on the $80 devices and told users to trash them.
- Some jilted customers want the devices to stay operational or a refund.
Spotify is scrapping its first foray into hardware — and early adopters are feeling left in the lurch.
Spotify recently emailed its customers, informing them that Car Thing will be discontinued and no longer operational after December 9, 2024. This oddly-named device is the streaming company’s first-ever attempt at hardware and allows users to control Spotify in their cars via a touch-screen or voice commands.
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