There are eight playlists, including 'New on 360 by Deezer' that can be enjoyed on a computer or hi-fi via the desktop app as teasers – but not the full package. The bad news is that 360 by Deezer is only available on iOS and Android devices. You will need to download the 360 by Deezer app if you want to listen to them all, but this gives access to all of the non-360 tracks of the standard app, so you don't have to constantly switch between the two. Back to Deezer and the tracks available in the format are included as part of its HiFi subscription. It once looked likely that Deezer would add hi-res streaming to its repertoire, but the company has since decided to go down the 360 Reality Audio route, a sort of Dolby Atmos rival, but specifically for streamed music.ĭeezer was the first music streaming service to offer 360 Reality Audio, but it has since been joined by Tidal, Amazon Music HD and (a streaming service dedicated to live concerts). In fact, Deezer now comes pre-loaded in devices such as Mobee-K's new smart USB-C headphones while Apple's own HomePod and HomePod Mini support Deezer voice control, and Deezer tracks can be downloaded to enjoy offline on your Apple Watch, too. These tracks are available to those who subscribe to the £14.99 ($14.99) per-month HiFi tier – which used to cost £19.99 until roughly a year ago – and while initially you also needed to own one of a handful of specific devices, they can now be enjoyed on almost any device that supports the core Deezer experience. While Spotify stuck to compressed music streams until its 2021 HiFi tier announcement, Deezer has offered 'CD quality' tracks in the 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC format since 2017.

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