[REPACK] Download Pandora Station To Apple Watch

With an Apple Watch Series 3 or newer and watchOS 4.1 or higher, you can listen to stations from Apple Radio. From the home screen, tap the Apple Music icon. Swipe through thumbnails for the different stations or tap the Apple Music 1 radio station to hear the current live broadcast.

To play custom radio stations on Apple Radio, you'll need to enlist the aid of Siri. Play one on your watch by saying "Hey Siri play my [station name] radio station." Your watch then starts playing the station. Apple Music subscribers can take advantage of an entry called Stations, which will let you listen to different stations by genre.

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Download the Spotify app and open it on your watch. With a free Spotify account, you'll see a list of recently played music. Tap the playlist or station you want to hear. At the player screen, you can then pause, jump to the next track, or go back to the previous track. You can also pipe the sound through a specific Bluetooth device. With a paid Spotify Premium account, you can play any song you want in any order, listen offline, and avoid the ads. To bounce between the music list and the player screen, just swipe left or right.

Listen to Pandora from your iPhone with your watch as the remote control, or listen to it from your watch. At the main screen, tap Playing from and select Watch. Tap Stations and select a station to start listening.

Download the iHeartRadio app to your phone or directly to your watch. Open the app on your watch and tap Recently Played to hear music you recently accessed. Tap on Your Library to see your stations, podcasts, and playlists. Select the song you wish to hear.

You must have misunderstood the question or problem Alyssa, I have the same issue on my watch. There is no shuffle stations button anywhere and I exclusively listen to my specific shuffle mix. At least for me I'm not wanting to shuffle offline music, I'm simply wanting to shuffle the stations while my apple watch is connected to wifi or my phone.

My Apple Ultra watch has Pandora on it. When I try to listen to my stations it tells me that it is buffering. I can get music from I phone 14 even when it is turned off. What is the problem, and how can I fix it?

I am also having the same issues. I have an iwatch series 6, I have pandora premium, and have tried all of the troubleshooting options to try to get the watch app to sync downloaded offline content so that I can go on a run and listen to music without having my phone with me. When I go through the steps, the syncing never begins even when connected to charging stations. Thanks.

I am new to the apple watch--a long time iPhone user and one of the things I was excited to try was playing my workout playlist at the gym without having to bring my phone. I have tried this several times without success and hope more experienced users on this thread might have some suggestions as to what I am doing wrong. I made sure I was connected to wifi--and my watch was connected to my earbuds (Jaybird Vistas) via bluetooth. The watch confirmed both connections and the buds also announced that they were connected. The screen displays shows that the Pandora playlist is playing and I can start and stop the playout (although the screen seems dimmed) but there is no audio. The same is true if I try Apple Music, Amazon music or iHeart radio so this does not appear to be a Pandora specific issue. The same combination works just fine on my iPhone without fail. What noob mistake am I making?

Once your music downloads to your watch, now you can play Pandora Music on your Apple Watch offline. Open the Pandora app on your watch, scroll down and make sure Playing from shows on your Watch. Select the Downloads folder. Tap a station or track to begin playing it offline on your AirPods, Bluetooth earbuds, or other connected speakers or headphones. You can also adjust the volume, skip tracks, repeat or give a thumbs up or down.

If your Versa is still unable to download stations plug your watch into the charger. Stations download automatically when the watch is charging and in range of your Wi-Fi network, or tap Force Sync Now in the Fitbit app to add the stations to your watch.

This is so frustrating. I have been trying to sync my Pandora stations all day. I got the point that I removed all but 3 stations from my Pandora Premium account. All that will sync are 2 stations. One time the downloading got to 86% and then stopped and the same 2 stations downloaded. I have removed Pandora and also unlinked my watch from Pandora, re-booted the watch and iPhone multiple times with the same result.

I am either stubborn or determined to get this to work. Without resetting the watch or unlinking Pandora, etc., I put the Versa in the charger and on the Fitbit app I connected the watch to wifi and then went to the Pandora app and chose force sync. On the mobile app, it showed the progress slowly going up. After and hour it was stuck, AGAIN, this time at 42%. I waiting and checked the Versa and all 2 station now show, FINALLY, after 3 days of trying.

Update* first excuse my auto correct I have unlinked, linked, restarted the versa, uninstalled, installed, moved to every possible place in my house for the "strongest" signal even tried to use the phone as a hotspot....nothing. I have Sirius and now paid for pandora in the hope of getting this very expensive smartwatch to work how it should. Ugh HELP Fitbit! I don't want to return it but I just might

Ok I just bought two of the fitbit versa for the sole fact that they can connect to pandora and I can not get either one of them to connect. I have search the web and there is a ton of people in the same boat. Has anyone found a solution? This is my 3rd fitbit upgrade and I love them but this might be the push to get the apple watch if they do not figure this out soon. FIt bit help!

Listeners can tune into established genre stations, other users' stations or create their own stations based on their musical interests.[39] The user can use thumbs up and thumbs down buttons to declare whether they like a track or not, which determines whether similar songs should be played in the station.[40] A second thumbs down to the same artist will ban that artist from the selected station.[41] A thumbs down immediately skips a song, but the number of times a user can skip tracks is limited unless they are using one of the paid subscription plans, or opts to watch a video ad.[42][43] More than 450 musical attributes are considered when selecting the next song.[44] These 450 attributes are combined into larger groups called focus traits, of which there are 2,000.[45] Examples of these are rhythm syncopation, key tonality, and vocal harmonies.[45] e24fc04721