Some Samsung Galaxy Watch users are facing a problem with YouTube Music on Wear OS, mainly when they try to listen to downloaded songs offline. The issue mainly affects people who use their watch without keeping their phone connected, like during workouts, running, or traveling.

Usually, when a playlist is downloaded on a Galaxy Watch, it should play one song after another smoothly. But in this bug, the music often stops after the first song finishes. After that, the next songs do not play automatically, even though the playlist is fully downloaded on the watch.

The annoying part of the issue is that the playback buttons stop working properly. Options like Next song or other controls become greyed out, so users cannot skip or move forward in the playlist. The music app still shows the playlist, but it does not respond as expected.

This issue has been reported on different Galaxy Watch models, not just one specific version. That means it is likely a software problem rather than a hardware issue.

Some users have tried basic fixes like restarting the watch, clearing the app cache, or deleting and re-downloading songs. These steps sometimes help for a short time, but the problem usually comes back after a while.

A similar issue has also been seen on other smartwatches like the Pixel Watch, which suggests the bug may be related to the overall Wear OS system or the YouTube Music app itself, rather than just Samsung devices.

Right now, there is no permanent fix available. Google has not officially confirmed the issue or shared when it might be resolved. So users are currently relying on temporary solutions and waiting for an update to fix the problem.

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Early BIS listing of Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 9, Watch Ultra 2, and Tab S12+ revealed the potential battery capacity of these upcoming devices.

Samsung is expected to hold the Galaxy Unpacked event on July 22 in London. The company will launch the Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8, and Z Fold8 Wide. The next-gen smartwatches, including the Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2, may join the event.

The Unpacked event may also welcome AI-powered Galaxy Glasses. Samsung is working on the development and a launch is being prepared. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab S12+ and Tab S12 Ultra would be unveiled on a later date.

Ahead of the official reveal, folks at SammyGuru discovered the battery capacity of the Galaxy Watch 9, Watch Ultra 2, and Tab S12+ on India’s BIS certification.

• Galaxy Watch 9 [EB-BL345DAY]
  • 40mm – 382mAh
  • 44mm – 435mAh
• Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 [EB-BL715DAY]
  • 784mAh
• Galaxy Tab S12+ [EB-BX846AAE/Y]
  • ~ 10,500mAh

Earlier reports revealed that the next-gen Galaxy watches may rely on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear Elite chipset. Google’s new Wear OS-based One UI Watch software will come preloaded, carrying smart new features.

In addition, the Galaxy Tab S12 series could launch with MediaTek Dimensity 9500 or Dimensity 9500+ processor. The lineup will include two models: Galaxy Tab S12 Plus and Ultra, with Tab S11 not getting a successor.

Galaxy Unpacked may be held on July 22 in London. The company is shifting the venue as part of its foldable push in Europe. The date isn’t officially sealed, but the supply chain is weighing everything on the given timeline.

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