Spotify is a popular music streaming service that allows users to listen to their favorite songs, albums, and playlists. With Samsung’s smartwatch range, you can now take your music with you wherever you go. The Samsung smartwatches allow you to stream your favorite music from Spotify directly to your watch.
To start enjoying Spotify on your watch, first make sure that the watch is paired with a compatible mobile device. Once connected, open the ‘Galaxy Wearable’ app on your phone and make sure that the ‘Spotify’ app is installed on both devices. You can then access Spotify directly from the Galaxy Wearable app and control playback using the physical buttons on your watch.
How to Listen to Spotify Music
Once the app is set up, you can easily access your favorite tunes by either selecting them from your library or searching for them in the app. You can also create playlists so that you have a selection of music ready for any occasion.
In addition to streaming music, you can also control playback such as pausing, skipping tracks and increasing/decreasing volume right from your wrist. The Galaxy Wearable app also provides an easy way to access other features such as downloading songs for offline listening.
Benefits of Listening to Spotify on Your Watch
There are many benefits of being able to stream music from Spotify directly to your watch. Not only does it provide convenience when travelling but it also helps conserve battery life on your phone as music streaming does not require constant use of the device.
Not only this but being able to control playback without having to reach for your phone makes it easier when exercising or engaging in activities that require two hands.
Can I Listen To Spotify On My Samsung Watch?
Yes, with Samsung’s smartwatch range, you are able to stream music from Spotify directly onto your watch and control playback using physical buttons. Through this feature, users are able to enjoy their favorite tunes while engaging in activities such as exercising or travelling without having to use their phones.