In August last year, Spotify released an update for the Wear OS version of its music app. This has expanded the possibilities of listening to music through your smartwatch. We give you 3 tips for Spotify on your smartwatch.
Tip 1: Listen offline
With the latest update, it is possible to download playlists, albums and podcasts to your watch. This means you no longer need to take your phone with you if you want to listen to music while running or cycling. You must subscribe to the streaming service and your smartwatch must be running Wear OS 2.0 or later. Free users can only listen to podcasts in offline mode.
You can get the option in Spotify on your smartphone download to watch choose to download music to your watch. Don’t have your phone at hand? Then open Spotify on your watch, search for music, and then tap the download button to download the music to your smartwatch.
Want to see how far the downloads are? Next, go to the downloads section within the app. When content is available offline, you’ll see a green arrow (just like offline music on your smartphone).
If you have an Apple Watch, you can already put numbers on your watch. You can do this in the Spotify app on your Apple Watch.
Tip 2: Remove songs from your watch
You can’t put an infinite number of numbers on your smartwatch: it depends on how much storage you have on your smartwatch. You can usually save a few playlists or a hundred songs. Therefore, at some point, you want to delete the songs you have stored on your watch to make room for other songs. You can do this by opening Spotify on your watch, then selecting . Library† To choose Edit downloads and then tap to pick up with a downloaded playlist or podcast. Swipe to the bottom of the screen to view Delete everything Every song in the list from your watch. Unfortunately, you cannot delete numbers from all watches. Then you will need to extract the song from a playlist on your PC or smartphone.
Tip 3: Using Siri
If you have an Apple Watch with watchOS 6 or later, you can also use Siri for Spotify. Convenient voice commands let you browse your library, view recently played songs, pause songs, and change volume, among other things. Just like you said on your iPhone or iPad Hello Sirifollowed by voice command and then on Spotify† think Hey Siri, play my Discover Weekly playlist on Spotify† Adding on Spotify Required to prevent music being played through Apple’s default Music app.
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