The Samsung Galaxy Watch arrives with some upgrades. In addition to the cool customization features and fitness tracking, this smartwatch also has a cool Always On Watch feature. Alternatively, you can connect your Bluetooth headset to it. Most importantly, the Galaxy Watch also comes with the ability to add songs offline. Succinct.
But I have now realized that, after using the watch for about six months, you can soon get bored with these stored songs. And in the long run, you will soon find yourself in this situation. Of course, the situation is the same for applications.
Whether it’s our habit of disloyalty to apps or we fear our device running out of memory, uninstalling or deleting apps is an inevitable part of our lives. The mantra is simple – get rid of the old and welcome the new home. After that, Samsung got into the habit of placing some unwanted (and sometimes unnecessary) apps on its devices.
So, if you’re like me, looking to remove old music and uninteresting apps from your Samsung Galaxy Watch, here’s what you should do.
How to delete music from Galaxy Watch
Here’s how you can delete those files from your Galaxy Watch.
Step 1: On your Galaxy Watch, navigate to the Music Player app and tap Open App. And, quite obviously, this will open the music app. Make sure the music source is set to Watch.
Next, swipe up on the screen to show all the playlists, playlists, and albums.
Step 2: If you want to delete individual tracks, scroll down until you see the Tracks option and select it. Now tap on the small three-dot menu on the left, as shown in the screenshot below.
Step 3: Next, click on the Delete icon. At this point, you will be asked to select the songs that you want to delete. All you have to do is scroll down the list and select the tracks.
Once you’ve selected all the tracks, hit the Delete button and that’s it.
However, deleting hundreds of songs this way can be a pain. Therefore, if you delete all offline songs from your Samsung Galaxy Watch, tap the little Zero icon at the top. That’s the Select All function for your smartwatch.
And you know the rest, hit the Delete button and let your watch handle the rest, when you’re ready to welcome new songs on your watch.
You can also do the same for playlists or albums.
Like any music player, you can also set the watch’s player to shuffle or repeat your songs. After all, it’s smart, isn’t it? OK, I’ve gone a little too far here.
In particular, you can also star a song or switch the volume level on your Galaxy Watch. To do so, open the Music Player app and tap the little three-dot icon to the right. Choose the option you like best. Well, you can thank me later.
Good tip
How to easily remove apps from Galaxy Watch
Thankfully, on your Samsung Galaxy watch, it’s pretty easy to uninstall apps you don’t need. However, you need to connect the Galaxy Wearable app to your phone for this process to work.
On your phone, open the Galaxy Wearable app and select Apps. Scroll down until you see the app you want to remove.
Tap the tag and press the Uninstall button. Please note that you cannot delete pre-installed apps like Music, Settings or Galaxy Apps.
To make your job easier, tap the three-dot menu and select Uninstall. Now tap the Minus icon to the right of each app. Simple and sweet.
Pro tips
However, you can’t delete or uninstall all apps (yes, the Weather app, I’m looking at you). It’s usually a scene with apps that have been added by your carrier or Samsung. In addition, there are things that are very important to the day-to-day operation of your watch. Thankfully, you can delete widgets.
To do so, navigate to the widgets section in the Wearable app and tap the minus icon next to the widget you want to remove. The good news is that you can re-enable these whenever you want.
All you need to do is re-add them from below the Add Widgets section.
Control on your wrist
The good thing about the Samsung Galaxy Watch is that you get a ton of features and customization options to tweak it just the way you want it. The important thing is that the process is not rocket science.
All you need to do is explore all the hidden nooks and crannies of your watch (and its companion apps) and you’ll be mastering your watch in no time.
So, which Galaxy Watch feature is your favorite? I was intrigued by the reason it doubles as a portable music player. Just connect your Bluetooth enabled headset and leave your phone alone. After all, your walking (or running) should be a distraction-free activity.
Next up: Should you exchange your Galaxy Buds for a new Creative Outer Air? Read the comparison in the comparison below.
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