I liked Pandora, but there was no app for my Galaxy watch and so I switched to Spotify and have not really looked back. Spotify integrates quite well with my watch, s24, my desktop computer (self-build), and my Yamaha receiver.  And from what I can tell, the bit rate is higher, and I think it sounds better. That is my subjective impression, but this has been my experience now for the past year across multiple platforms.  But the shift to Spotify started with there being no Pandora app for my Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. ... View more

Yeah, nope.  I reluctantly switched to Spotify (which works perfectly on my Galaxy 6 watch) and have been pleasantly surprised, and in fact quite pleased, at the features and sound quality.  I also like the coordination of Spotify across platforms. I plan to discontinue Pandora ... View more

As I've posted before, I am using Spotify now, and while I prefer pandora in many ways, l think Spotify sounds a bit better.  It also works on my watch.  Given this, when it's time to renew Pandora, I probably will not do so unless they fix this. ... View more

I opted to try Spotify and have been pleased.  I posted about this about a week ago.  With continued use, I've been pleased with the program.  Very pleased with the sound quality, and the interface is becoming more intuitive.   ... View more

Yep, not yet.  Too bad.  ... View more

Mike2358, I totally hear you, but that said, I succumbed and am now using Spotify.  The desire to run a music app from my watch won over my stubbornness toward having to make a change and spend money I had not anticipated (I ended up cancelling Hulu, which I never use anyway, so I come out even).  I still have some months left on my Pandora account,, so I can use it.  Perhaps it's cognitive dissonance, but I am gradually warming up to Spotify.  Doing a little research, I discovered how to create radio stations for artists, which leads to other like-artists, in much the same way as Pandora.  Also, Spotify Premium (which is what I purchased) has a slightly higher bit rate.  I can't say it sounds definitely better, but it sounds quite good, as good as Pandora at the very least. Also, I kind of enjoy the change of platforms, something different (always important when you're a geezer).  Already, I've discovered a number of musicians with whom I was not familiar. I really wanted a good music app on the watch; I work out several times a week, first using the elliptical, and then I walk for a mile or so before lifting weights. I enjoy listening to music primarily when walking, or on the elliptical machine as I can space out and just listen to the music.  Having only the watch and not carrying the phone has been a real treat.  I must admit, I get a kick out of this great music emanating from this little watch (my first smart watch, I always thought they were stupid).  It's not perfect; I'm still learning the ins and outs of the watch, but the sound is just amazing.  I should note: I am connected to the Wi-Fi in the fitness center where I work out, or at home.  As I had not listened to music via LTE (which I also have on my Watch 6 Classic 47mm), I fiddled with the settings and am listening to Spotify now as I type, and it sounds just great via LTE. Like I said, I'm still learning how to use this watch. All in all, switching to Spotifyu seems to be working for me .  It might work for everyone.  In any case, I hope you enjoy your watch and good luck.  ... View more

"Carrying my phone is a PITA"  Ha!  I feel the same, yet have to laugh at myself for complaining about carrying something the weighs only 167 grams (my S22).  That said, the Galaxy 6 Classic 47mm has just been so enjoyable to wear and use, and the sound quality is great.  Several days a week, I spend 40' on an elliptical and watch CNN on my S22, then walk laps (in a fitness center) for a mile and listen to music.  Using the watch and not carrying the phone has been very pleasant (I am now using Spotify).  I shouldn't complain about carrying the phone, but hey, I'm just a cranky geezer.  And all that said, I do wish Pandora was available on Wear OS. I really do like to use Pandora, the ease of use, the disco very mode, and such. ... View more

I too recently purchased a Galaxy 6 Classic and am totally bummed that there is no Pandro app.  I have been a Pandora member for years, I really like it, purchased memberships for others in my family, and am now actively looking for an alternative.  I like the Galaxy 6 Classic watch so much, as it is so convenient and well made, that I am likely going to drop Pandora and use another streaming service that works on the watch.   I am very disappointed that Pandora does not support the Wear OS.  What all are you doing with the money we pay you?  I have not seen any huge improvements in Pandora's service over the years.  I like the Pandora model a lot, but hey, custmomers would like good service.  I mean, if Spotify can do it, why not Pandora? MJT ... View more