Download music to android wear

Offline Music Player and File Manager and Gallery With Wear Media you can manage your files on your watch and also move any kind of files or complete folders from your phone to your watch. Before leaving negative feedback, please get in touch with us. We are always willing to help users and therefore respond quickly: qubinapps gmail. Full Specifications. What's new in version 1.

Release November 9, Date Added November 9, Version 1. Operating Systems. Operating Systems Android. Additional Requirements None. Total Downloads Downloads Last Week 0. Report Software. Related Apps. YouTube Music Free. Watch and listen to a nearly endless catalog in an app designed for music discovery. Google Play Music Free. Shop music on Android Market and listen instantly using the Google Music app. Spotify: Listen to new music and play podcasts Free.

Listen to your favorites or discover new music with a ready-made playlist that suits your mood. Now that your watch is current, make sure the Google Play Music app is up to date by launching the Play Store on your Android device and checking the My Apps section for updates.

If you have any music stored on your device the music will begin transferring to your watch automatically. If you don't, however, you'll need to download music either from your library or the Play Music Store. You can download music by viewing a playlist, song or entire album and tapping on the three-dot menu icon. From the list, select Download. Once music has been downloaded to your Android device, and as long as you've checked the appropriate box in settings, the music will automatically transfer to your device with no further action.

You can then used a paired Bluetooth device to listen to your tunes. Obviously there's some shortfalls here, mainly that you can't pick and choose which of your downloaded music you want transferred to the watch. Links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Most significantly, the app includes support for offline music storage so you can listen to music directly from your device.

Like the similar move from Spotify , this offline support is especially nice for athletes looking to work out without their phones in tow. Unfortunately, most older smartwatches are out of luck. Luckily the new platform should be rolling out to more devices in the coming months. See also: The best workout earbuds.