How to Use Spotify On Apple Watch (1)

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How to Use Spotify On Apple Watch
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How to Get Spotify for Apple Watch

• Getting Spotify for Apple Watch is simple. You
  just need a few things
• An Apple Watch running watchOS 5 or higher.
• An iPhone that's paired to the Apple Watch.
• The Spotify app (version 8.4.79 or higher)
  installed on the iPhone.
• A Spotify subscription that lets you use the app
  on the iPhone.
• When you've got those things, the Spotify for
  Apple Watch app will be automatically installed
  onto your Watch (remember, Apple Watch apps are
  added to the Watch after they're installed on the
  paired iPhone). If it's not, try restarting your
  iPhone and it should appear on your Watch.

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How to Listen to Spotify on Apple Watch

• The Spotify app for Apple Watch functions like a
  controller for the iPhone app. You can't pick
  just any song from Spotify to play on the Watch,
  and you can't browse your library from your
  wrist. Instead, you can play recently listened-to
  playlists or skip and back forth through
  playlists (we hope the app will get more features
  soon see the last section of the article for
  more). Here's how
• When you open the Spotify app on Apple Watch,
  you'll go right to the controls screen. Tap
  the Play/Pause button to control playback.
• The back and forward buttons let you move through
  your current playlist or album.
• Swipe the screen left to right to reveal
  the Recently Played screen. This shows your most
  recently played artists, albums, and playlists.
  Tap one to play it.
• Move the Shuffle slider to on/green to shuffle
  songs within your current artist, album, or
  playlist.

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How to Add a Song to Your Spotify Library from
Apple Watch

• Loving the song you're listening to and want to
  add it to your Spotify library? It's easy as just
  one tap. Here's what to do
• When the song you want to add to your library is
  playing, go to the main controls screen in the
  Spotify for Apple Watch app.
• Tap the heart icon.
• The heart will turn green and an onscreen message
  will let you know that the song has been added to
  your library.
• To remove the song from your library, just tap
  the green heart icon so that it turns white
  again.

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How to Play Spotify on Speakers from Apple Watch

• You can use the Spotify app on your Apple Watch
  to choose what speakers you play Spotify through.
  The speakers available here are the same ones
  that would be available in the iPhone app,
  including speakers that support Apple
  AirPlay and Sonos speakers. To play to them, just
  follow these steps
• Open the Spotify app on your Apple Watch.
• Tap the speaker icon in the bottom right corner.
• A list of all available speakers appears. Use the
  Watch's Digital Crown to scroll through them.
• Tap the speaker you want to play Spotify through.
• When Spotify connects to the speaker, it turns
  green and returns you to the main controls screen
  in the Apple Watch app.
• Play music in the Spotify app like you normally
  would.

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The Key Features Missing From Spotify for Apple
Watch

• While it's great to have Spotify (finally!)
  available on the Apple Watch, the app is missing
  some important things. A few key features we'd
  like to see added to future versions of the app
  include
• Offline Playback. We'd love to make our Spotify
  experience completely portable by being able to
  download songs directly to the Watch, the way you
  can do with Apple Music and various podcast apps.
  That way, you could put a selection of your
  favorite songs right on your Watch and head out
  for a run, a hike, or the day with just
  your AirPods.
• Choosing Songs. Right now, you can't choose the
  songs you want to listen to from Spotify's Apple
  Watch app. To pick a song, artist, playlist,
  etc., you need to use the iPhone app. The Watch
  app is limited to selecting recently played
  music, and skipping back and forth through
  playlists. That's great, but it would be even
  better to be able to select any song in Spotify's
  catalog from your wrist, especially on an
  LTE-enabled Watch, since you can use those models
  without a nearby iPhone.

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