Notably missing in the Xbox One app compared to other Spotify versions is the ability to download music for offline playback, music videos, and full-screen visuals. Users can also control the Spotify app on the console through the iOS and Android mobile app of the music streaming service. Users can search for music through the app, launch playback from their libraries, queue up playlists, and so on. Spotify for Xbox One is a pretty simple iteration of the music streaming service, but it is functional, which makes it better than having no Spotify on the console at all. The app is similar to the versions of Spotify for Android TV and other similar services. There were speculations that the music streaming app could be a Universal Windows Platform app that will be released to all Windows 10 devices, but according to Corden, Spotify Music for Xbox is simply an HTML-based app that is designed for TVs. Windows Central's Jez Corden acquired more screenshots and details for Spotify on the Xbox One, as he was able to take a look at the app running on the Xbox One himself. The approximate download size of the app is revealed to be between 1.07 MB and 1.67 MB. Users can also access curated gaming playlists, customized for various games and moods.
Playing all tracks on the app is free, and for those with Spotify Premium subscriptions, there will be no advertisements to interrupt the high-quality music.
Microsoft has now launched the official product page of Spotify Music for Xbox on the Microsoft Store, describing the free app as a method for users to listen to their favorite music while they play any game on the Xbox One.
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