It's also important to note that you can also use the Spotify app to stream to both AirPlay and Chromecast built-in devices, and these will appear as available devices in much the same way as a Connect receiver does.
The first thing you need is either a Spotify Premium or a Free account. While the service was initially only available to Premium subscribers, Free users were able to use Connect as of November In addition to a functioning Wi-Fi or cellular network connection, you'll need something to stream from -- whether it's your phone, tablet or PC running the Spotify app. While plugging a dongle into your stereo will bring you quickly and cheaply into the Spotify Connect ecosystem, it's worth considering buying a receiver or stereo system that supports it natively.
Because then you don't have to turn your stereo on and set it to the right input separately. There are a growing number of Spotify Connect devices, from dongles for existing stereos Amazon Echo Input and Dot to tabletop speakers Sonos One, Amazon Echo to receivers such as from Sony or Onkyo and home theater systems.
The company has an official list of Spotify Connect devices here , which appears to be regularly updated. Check your device for the Spotify logo, or look for an updated manual on your manufacturer's website just to be sure. In some cases compatibility can be added later, for example, while Spotify once deleted its app from the Roku platform it was later replaced by a Spotify Connect-compatible version. While some devices have both a Spotify app onboard and Connect support we have found in almost all cases that using Connect is better.
One big reason is that, unlike the mobile version, the onboard app in your TV or AV receiver might never receive updates or just simply stop working. This will bring up your connected audio products or Device menu. From there, select the one you'd like to use, and Spotify Connect will do the rest.
To control music playback, you have to use your phone. For example, if you're streaming to speakers in your lounge using your phone, then you can use it as a remote control to adjust the volume, change tracks or create a party playlist while listening.
To do so, just add your Spotify account to the list of music streaming services via the Alexa or Google Home app. That's it! Check out Spotify's help hub. Learn more Home Apps App news Spotify app news.
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Meira Gebel. You can remove devices from your Spotify account in two ways: using a desktop computer or through the mobile app. If you're removing a device from Spotify using your desktop, you'll need to open your account settings. In the Spotify mobile app, you'll just need to go to your device settings. The Idea Exchange is a great way for us to see what our users are interested in and how many people like a certain idea.
You can read more about it here. Hope this info is useful. Note that as Xenia mentioned, it's currently not possible to view and remove your offline devices. If you'd like this feature re-introduced, you can add your support to this idea.
If you need help with your downloads, this page might hold the answers you need. See list of devices synced. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic. Casual Listener. To my knowledge I only have two neither can play music offline dup to error message saying I've synced more than 3 devices which is not true.
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