Spotify is giving away free Google Home Mini speakers to some paid subscribers

2018-11-2 02:01

Spotify today announced a partnership with Google that doles out free hardware to certain paid subscribers. As of today, anyone with a Spotify Premium for Family plan — which covers six family members for about $15 a month — is eligible for a free Google Home Mini, a $50 value.

Eligible users who claim the Home Mini will be put on a reservation list, with Spotify noting that you’ll get an email “as soon as your device is available. ” I got a confirmation within seconds, but the company does note that the deal is only available to US residents, and…

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