Spotify is testing an "Offline Mix" feature that automatically downloads a playlist of songs based on a user's listening history, which could be a game-changer for those with spotty internet connections. However, not all of Spotify's recent features have been successful, such as the AI DJ that interrupts users' listening with commentary. The company recently laid off 200 employees, affecting its podcasting arms Gimlet Media and Parcast.
Spotify is testing a new feature called "Offline Mix" that creates a playlist using the content downloaded offline, similar to YouTube Music's "Offline Mixtape." The feature is designed to provide users with a mix of downloaded content, including songs from other playlists or albums. However, early results are mixed, with some users reporting that most of the songs in their mix haven't been downloaded to their device. It's unclear if the feature will be available to free users, as playlist/album downloads are currently exclusive to Premium subscribers.
Spotify is testing a new feature called "Your Offline Mix" that automatically saves a mix of recently played songs for offline listening when internet connection is patchy. The feature is similar to YouTube Music's Offline Mixtape and is expected to roll out soon. While Spotify already allows users to download playlists or albums for offline listening, the new feature will make it easier for users to listen to a mix of their favorite songs without having to manually select and download them.
Spotify is officially testing a new feature called "Your Offline Mix," which automatically downloads recent favorites for offline listening. The feature has been in development for a couple of years and is now being tested by some users. It is unclear when the feature will be released and if it will be available for free users. Spotify's rival, YouTube Music, already has a similar feature called "Offline mixtape."
