IHeartRadio boasts numerous playlists, each with a sizeable selection of subcategories. We were able to find both popular (The White Stripes) and obscure artists (The Dirtbombs) with ease. In addition, there are more than 20 genre stations, and more than 400,000 artists and 15 million songs in the iHeartRadio catalog. Like competing services, iHeartRadio has dozens of artist stations. Still, it's neat that that we could add Roxette's 'Listen To Your Heart' to our music library as soon as we recognized the track's opening notes.

You cannot record podcasts or live radio, so you can't preserve classic The Breakfast Club moments. iHeartRadio also offers a $14.99-per-month All Access Family Plan that covers five people.īoth iHeartRadio premium tiers feature tech that recognizes tracks from live radio and lets you save their artist station equivalents. The $9.99-per-month iHeartRadio All Access package, accessible via mobile apps or a web browser, builds upon the Plus plan by adding artist station caching and offline playback, as well as the ability to create unlimited playlists. Unfortunately, iHeartRadio Plus is only available on Android or iOS-there's no web version. The $4.99-per-month iHeartRadio Plus tier serves up live radio, unlimited skips, full access to the company's podcast library, the ability to replay the last three songs, and on-demand song and album playback. If you want more than the free, live radio streams, iHeartRadio offers two premium plans: iHeartRadio Plus and iHeartRadio All Access. You cannot pick and choose specific songs to listen to, and you’re limited to six skips per hour. A free account nets you plenty of radio listening with ads, but that’s about it. IHeartRadio, as the name suggests, is very radio-oriented. On a similar note, iHeartRadio doesn't have a feature that resembles SiriusXM Internet Radio's incredibly cool TuneStart functionality (a feature that starts you at the beginning of a song streaming via live radio, no matter where you jump in to it). Unlike SiriusXM Internet Radio (PCMag's Editors' Choice pick for live radio services), iHeartRadio lacks the impressive, one-hour buffer that lets you scrub back to any point in the past 60 minutes. (Opens in a new window) Read Our Pandora Review How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.

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