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Spotify Battery

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‎05-28-2021 09:54

‎05-28-2021 09:54

For thoe that use the Spotify app and stream directly from their Sense, how is it on the battery? Trying to decide if it's worth pairing my ear buds to the Sense of just keep using my phone. If it chews through the Sense's battery, I don't think I'll bother.

 

Any input would be appreciated.

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‎05-28-2021 10:04

‎05-28-2021 10:04

I think Spotify app can be only used to controll Spotify that is installed on your phone. The only possible app to store music are Pandora and Deezer. 

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‎05-28-2021 12:14

In response to Soyerski123

‎05-28-2021 12:14

Well if that's the case, there is no value in having it installed at all. I already have control over my music in the quick settings so not sure the value in the spotify app if I cannot stream from it directly. I knew you couldn't store the music, I just figured it streamed music over wifi the same way my phone does. Thanks for the reply.

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