If you want iPhone music downloads then, traditionally, you’d have choices. You can either pay through the nose for individual downloads from a service like iTunes, or you can grab your iPhone music from torrents and other music services.

But there is another way: subscription based iPhone music download services over a convenient middle ground. You don’t pay by track so you are not going to pay the earth for downloading 100 albums. Also you’re not forced to use torrents if you don’t want. A happy middle ground? Perhaps yes.

But these services, as with any others, need to be carefully selected before you commit any of your hard earned cash to them. Things to check include the library of iPhone music that is available, the download speeds (the best catalogue in the world is useless if it takes over a week to download one album), the customer care and after-sales support, and a safe download environment.

The best way to check the deal that you’re going to get is to get a free trial of the service that you’re looking it. If the service doesn’t provide a free trial then consider moving on unless you’ve got very good reason to make you believe that the service will deliver.

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