You might also need to make sure that you have the latest version of Spotify installed, so head on over to the App Store to get your hands on the latest update.

The report suggests that the rollout is being done in phases so if you don’t see the feature available for you yet, don’t worry as it should eventually make its way onto your device. However, fast forward to today, a report from Gadgets and Wearables has revealed that it seems that Spotify has started rolling out the feature to users. Spotify later announced support for offline playback, but it seems that it wasn’t available to users yet. This meant that those who had the LTE model could stream Spotify while they were on the go even if they didn’t have their iPhones with them. Pandora (opens in new tab), which added the feature to its Apple Watch app months ago, has moved on from that and already added support for HomePod and Siri before Apple launches its HomePod mini later this month.Back in November 2020, Spotify finally released a standalone app for the Apple Watch. Spotify (opens in new tab) has been far behind other streaming services on adding support for direct music streaming to the Apple Watch. One image shows the following message about using the options on Apple Watch (translated from German): Reported by Macerkopf (via Google Translate), multiple users have shared they are seeing the feature show up on their wearables (that weren't part of the September streaming test for Apple Watch). Macerkopf notes that the update that is rolling out is happening to users who were not signed up to test the new feature back in September, adding more weight to the idea it is rolling out to all users. Now it looks like the feature may finally be rolling out more widely.

Back in September, we saw Spotify finally start testing streaming support for its Apple Watch app, something we've seen arrive with other third-party services like Pandora months ago.

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