Overview
- Text-to-speech AI technology
- Audiobooks available via Apple's Books
- Two available digital voices: Madison and Jackson
- Initially only available for romance and fiction books
Who it's for
- Elderly individuals who have difficulty reading or holding physical books.
- Commuters who prefer to listen to books while driving or using public transportation.
- People with visual impairments who may find it easier to listen to books rather than read them.
- Students who want to listen to books while multitasking or studying.
- Busy professionals who don't have time to sit down and read, but can listen to books while working or exercising.
Pricing
What we hold on record for Apple Books.
- Pricing model
- Paid
Advertised prices often assume annual billing — The Annual-Billing Illusion , our study of 150 tools.
Frequently asked questions
Is Apple Books free?
No — Apple Books is a paid product.
What are the best Apple Books alternatives?
The closest matches in our directory are Play.ht, Salient, Pod Genie and NarrationBox — see "More tools like this" below for the full set.
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