It of course has its own music streaming service that already offers that type of offline support. Hopefully it's something that Spotify is looking to roll out too, though we wonder if Apple has a part to play in why it hasn't happened yet. It's still something that's reserved for compatible Samsung and Garmin watches like the Galaxy Watch 3 and the Forerunner 245 Music. While this streaming support does certainly make it more useful, it's still missing a feature we really crave and that's offline playlist support. It basically offered a way to control what was playing on your iPhone and gave you access to Spotify Connect. It's a welcome update for the Spotify Apple Watch app, which launched back in 2018 as quite a lacklustre offering. As mentioned, you'll need to have that cellular or Wi-Fi enabled to make it work. We've checked on our Apple Watch Series 6 and it hasn't arrived for us just yet.įor those it has landed for, they've shared how the new support looks, which basically prompts the Watch wearer if they want to stream on the Apple Watch. The new streaming feature that appears to be landing as a server-side update, which means you might not see it appear straight away and Spotify may be gradually rolling it out. Rivals: Best running watches with music playback.Top picks: Best smartwatches to buy now.As with Wear OS, there is still no support for offline Spotify playlists on your smartwatch. It now means you can listen to music and podcasts, as long as you have a Wi-Fi or cellular connection. Testing for the streaming support was spied in September, and it looks like some Spotify and Apple Watch users have noticed the functionality has started to appear.
It looks like Spotify has started rolling out support for users of the Spotify Apple Watch app to stream content from the service when you're away from your iPhone.
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