

*YouTube Music Premium membership (see music.youtube. *On-demand access to over 35 million songs *The family plan, where up to six family members can enjoy Google Play Music for one low price. *Smart recommendations based on your taste Open the YouTube Music app on your Android device. *Store up to 50,000 songs from your personal music collection Here’s how to do it: If you have not already done so, go ahead and download the YouTube Music app from the Google Play Store.

*Radio curated by experts for anything that you want to hear Plus, subscriptions come with YouTube Music Premium membership, so you can enjoy YouTube Music ad-free, in the background and offline. Subscribe to get on-demand access to millions of songs and download anything in order to listen even when you're not connected – or sign up for the family plan on Android to provide access for up to six family members for one low price. Bring your own music collection with you by uploading 50,000 of your own songs then listen to them across Android, iOS and the web, for free. Instantly start radio stations based on songs, artists or albums, or browse by genre, mood, activity, decade and more. Chatted with a rep at Fitbit and he said " Our engineering team is continuously working in order to release new updates for new phone models." So, hopefully there's an update soon since the Pixel 2 has been out since October 2017.Google Play Music provides free, ad-supported radio for what you're doing, how you're feeling or what you want to hear. Music controls, however, are not accessible by holding down the left/back button but it shows that the Pixel 2 is not yet fully supported. I recommend starting the music on your phone first so your watch can recognize that you've started playing music and then turn on your Bluetooth headphones. Click the radio button for Download my library to download everything you own including music youve uploaded, or you. If you're using Bluetooth headphones it can be tricky. I also had to enable Google Play Music in Notifications > App Notifications in the Versa settings menu under "General" so that when I start playing music it shows up as a notification and I can control the tracks. My watch actually said no Bluetooth devices found but my Pixel 2 found the Versa Classic and connected. You have to double-click the option beneath "+ Audio Device" so it says "Pair" in small text instead of "On".

By going to Settings on the watch itself then Bluetooth. I am able to connect to "Versa Classic" via Bluetooth on my Pixel 2. Android 5.1 or higher and high performance devices recommended. Were you ever able to get Google Music to work on your Versa? Choose from new releases or all time favorites, music for your every mood - from Hip Hop, Pop to R&B, Reggaeton and more.
