You can also "like" music, ask what’s currently playing, and control things like volume, skip track, play, and pause. What else can Spotify for Apple Watch do?Īs before, you're still able to use your Apple Watch to control playback from other devices using Spotify Connect.Īnd the Apple Watch app can still stream music as before, too as well as work with Siri - just say "Hey, Siri" followed by your command to play your favorite songs, artists, albums, playlists, and podcasts, for example: "Hey, Siri, play my Discover Weekly playlist on Spotify."
Connect your headphones and start listening. Once playlists, albums, or podcasts in your library are downloaded, you’ll see a little green arrow next to their names. To check on the progress, head over to the Downloads section on the watch. Select the playlist, album, or podcast and press the three dots (…) and choose Download to Apple Watch. Find the music and podcasts you want to download on your watch. On top of that, you’ll have to download the latest version of Spotify on both your iPhone and the watch itself. The watch also needs a cellular or wifi connection, and this ability is only available for Spotify Premium subscribers. However, Spotify recommends running watchOS 7.1 or later for the best experience. To get offline playlists, you have to have an Apple Watch Series 3 or later, running at least watchOS 6. This update also brings Siri support for Spotify on the watch using voice commands such as, “Hey Siri, play my Discover Weekly Playlist on Spotify.” (You just have to remember to add the “on Spotify” part.) All a user has to do is select the music or podcast they want to listen to, press the three dots, and then hit “Download to Apple Watch.” A little green arrow will then appear next to the fully downloaded content. In its official blog, Spotify said it’s rolling out offline playlists starting today. 
You can finally, finally download playlists, albums, and podcasts onto the watch for offline use.
Spotify users with Apple Watches can breathe a sigh of relief.
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