How to Add and Delete Music on Your Samsung Smart Watch

Learn how to add and delete music on your Samsung Galaxy Watch using the Galaxy Wearable app, Bluetooth headphones, and Gear Music Manager for seamless offline playback during workouts.

To add or delete music on your Samsung smart watch, you can use the Galaxy Wearable app to transfer songs from your phone. If your watch supports Bluetooth audio, you can also stream music directly from apps like Spotify. Follow these steps to manage your music library efficiently.

1. How to Add Music to Your Samsung Smart Watch

Adding music to your Samsung smart watch allows you to enjoy offline playback during workouts or other activities. Here's how:

1. Connect your watch to your phone: Make sure your Samsung smart watch is paired with your Galaxy or Android phone via Bluetooth.
2. Open the Galaxy Wearable app: Launch the app on your phone and navigate to the "Music" section.
3. Select music to transfer: Choose the songs or playlists you want to add from your phone's music library.
4. Transfer music: Confirm the transfer, and the selected songs will be synced to your watch.

- If your watch doesn't have a built-in speaker, ensure you have compatible Bluetooth headphones paired for audio playback.

2. How to Delete Music from Your Samsung Smart Watch

If you want to remove music from your Samsung smart watch, follow these steps:

1. Open the Galaxy Wearable app: Launch the app on your phone and go to the "Music" section.
2. Select songs to delete: Choose the songs or playlists you want to remove from your watch.
3. Confirm deletion: Tap "Delete" to remove the selected music from your watch.

3. Supported Samsung Galaxy Devices

The Galaxy Wearable app is compatible with most Samsung Galaxy smart watches, including:

- Galaxy Watch6, Galaxy Watch5, Galaxy Watch4, Galaxy Watch3, Galaxy Active2, Galaxy Active, Galaxy Watch, Gear Sport, Gear S3, Gear S2, and Gear Fit2 Pro.

4. Why You Might Need Gear Music Manager

For older Samsung smart watches, such as the Galaxy Watch3, Gear S3, or Gear S2, you may need to use the Gear Music Manager app instead of the Galaxy Wearable app. This app is compatible with iPhones running iOS 12 or later.

5. Additional Things to Check

- Ensure your watch and phone are connected to the same Wi-Fi network for smooth transfers.

- Verify that your watch has sufficient storage space before adding music.

- If prompted, grant permissions on your watch to allow music transfers.

6. Related Samsung Support Topics

- How to pair Bluetooth headphones with your Samsung Galaxy Watch

- How to stream music on Samsung Galaxy Watch using Spotify

- How to free up storage space on your Samsung Galaxy Watch