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Spotify is among the most popular music streaming services worldwide, and one of major reasons for its popularity is the availability of its apps on a wide range of platforms and the innovative features it brings to its apps. A new feature lets you remotely download your Spotify playlists to your Galaxy Watch.
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Spotify has announced a new feature that lets you download music to your logged in devices. These devices can include your smartphones, smartwatches, and tablets. So, if you want to download music for offline playback on your Galaxy Watch running Wear OS, you can do that from your smartphone. This saves you from the hassle of operating the Spotify app on the smartwatch's small screen.
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To download Spotify music to your Galaxy Watch from your Galaxy phone or tablet, tap the three-dot options button that appears beside any playlist in Spotify, tap ‘Download to other devices,' and then tap the Download icon that is on the right side of your Galaxy Watch's name from the list. The feature also works on iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches. The feature works even when you are not near the device.
Spotify is also bringing other download management related improvements to its app. If you tap the Manage Downloads buttons in the options slide-up menu, you can see which devices have the current playlist downloaded for offline playback. This is especially useful to know which devices are using up your quota of up to five devices. And you can remove content from downloads.
We checked this feautre, and it appeared on our Galaxy S23 Ultra running One UI 7 and the Galaxy Watch 4 running Wear OS 5.0. It is working without any issues. However, there is a big catch, as it is available only for users who have the Spotify Premium subscription.
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Remotely download Spotify playlists to Galaxy Watch
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Spotify-Download-Music-Wear-OS-Smartwatch.jpg
Spotify has announced a new feature that lets you download music to your logged in devices. These devices can include your smartphones, smartwatches, and tablets. So, if you want to download music for offline playback on your Galaxy Watch running Wear OS, you can do that from your smartphone. This saves you from the hassle of operating the Spotify app on the smartwatch's small screen.
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Spotify-Android-App-Download-Music-To-Other-Devices-Galaxy-Watch-scaled.jpg
https://www.imeisource.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Spotify-Android-App-Download-Music-To-Other-Devices-scaled.jpg
To download Spotify music to your Galaxy Watch from your Galaxy phone or tablet, tap the three-dot options button that appears beside any playlist in Spotify, tap ‘Download to other devices,' and then tap the Download icon that is on the right side of your Galaxy Watch's name from the list. The feature also works on iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches. The feature works even when you are not near the device.
Spotify is also bringing other download management related improvements to its app. If you tap the Manage Downloads buttons in the options slide-up menu, you can see which devices have the current playlist downloaded for offline playback. This is especially useful to know which devices are using up your quota of up to five devices. And you can remove content from downloads.
We checked this feautre, and it appeared on our Galaxy S23 Ultra running One UI 7 and the Galaxy Watch 4 running Wear OS 5.0. It is working without any issues. However, there is a big catch, as it is available only for users who have the Spotify Premium subscription.
The post You can now remotely download Spotify playlists to your Galaxy Watch appeared first on imeisource.