Galaxy Watch 4 Manual Download

I am a automotive technician and really want to get a galaxy watch. I tried a apple watch a few years ago when I was using apple products but the galaxy watch seems like its built a little heavier duty with the glass not touching the outside.

Why in the world would you take away the ability to back up our watches manually in the Wearable app? Make it make sense, I have to wait for what is now "PERIODICALLY" to back up my watch, how often is periodically? If you switch to store backups to Samsung Cloud, how does that work, when does that happen?

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I have been struggling for days now!

After reading through all the various posts about the backups not working and needing Smart Switch and bla bla bla... I did a thing!

I have a S21FE and a Watch 5.

I have always had Smart Switch installed, but when you go in it just says send or receive data... Confusing no!

I tried stopping the app, clearing the app data and cache. Still no luck!

I go into the backup on the wear app and it tells me there are no backups!

On the watch though, in settings, backups... It shows a last failed back and has red writing saying couldn't backup watch data!

Unfortunately also Watch 5 pro. It would constantly prompt me to download Smart Switch (I use a Zenfone 9 by ASUS), and once I did, it just refuses to do a backup (two weeks in and nothing) and I have to RMA my phone because of a defect, so... Guess I'm resetting my watch...

If you find yourself in a pinch, you can always conserve battery by putting your smartwatch into Power saving mode. This will turn off a number of features including Wi-Fi and decrease the brightness of your screen by 10 percent.

If times get really desperate, you can also disable everything on your device except a simple watch face for telling time. To do so, scroll down beyond the Power saving toggle and tap Watch only, then tap Turn on to confirm.

As is the case with most smartwatches, charging the Galaxy Watch 4 is very straightforward. However, if you usually juice up your devices overnight, you may want to adjust your charging habits to take advantage of sleep tracking.

Make a statement. With fully customizable watch faces and interchangeable bands, you can personalize your Galaxy Watch 4 to a look that fits any style (and any occasion). Pair a funky watch face with a colorful strap or keep it classic with Roman numerals and a metallic band. With so many faces and bands to choose from, the combinations are endless.

The Galaxy Watch 4 offers a variety of customizable watch faces you can set up easily and on the go. Whether your focus is fitness or fun, choose a design that fits your needs and personalize it with colors and complications. Follow the directions below to change your watch face from a paired phone, or right on the device itself.

If you have any concerns about your blood oxygen seek medical attention. Like most smartwatch SpO2 sensors, the Galaxy Watch 4 provides blood oxygen measurements for fitness and wellness purposes only.

For such a complex and powerful tool, the Galaxy Watch 4 is actually quite simple to set up. The more you personalize your device to your own purposes, the harder the device will work for you. We also have high hopes that more tools and features from Google will continue to make their way to these watches.

After spending a full week with the device for this Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 review, it's clear it's the best Samsung watch yet for most people, and the best smartwatch overall for anyone with a Samsung smartphone.

As you might recall, last year the standard Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 offered an updated shape and feel compared to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3. It was still sporty, and even reminiscent of the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2, but it had a more refined case and a seamless transition from watch to watch strap. The overall look of the Galaxy Watch 5 is still a bit athletic, but found customizing my watch face added enough versatility.

As for charging, Samsung says an 8-minute charge should get you 8 hours sleep tracking, and the smartwatch can recharge to 45% in just 30 minutes. I actually got to 48% from dead in a timed 30 minutes, which should mean a complete charge in one hour.

It's hard not to draw comparisons the Galaxy Watch and Apple Watch, as they've diverged as two different devices for two different product ecosystems. To me, it seems like the Galaxy Watch is following the Apple Watch's M.O. by making an annual minor upgrade to what was already a popular smartwatch. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.

When the Samsung Galaxy Watch first came out, it proved there's a real place in the world for smartwatches. As phones get bigger, it's increasingly handy to be able to simply glance at your wrist and find the time, who's calling or texting, the weather, and more.

But one thing that kept me from buying a smartwatch: battery life, or, more precisely, the lack thereof. Even now, a few years after I conducted this Samsung Galaxy Watch review, the best smartwatches will last two days at the most.

None of the older models will not get the merged software, but if you're interested in a refurbished model, or have some questions about the features of your existing smartwatch, read the Samsung Galaxy Watch review below.

We tried out both the 42mm and 46mm Galaxy Watch. My colleague Caitlin found the smaller of the two watches a little large and heavy (1.73 ounces) for her tastes. I tried the larger model, which fit my wrist nicely. However, it's an even heftier 2.22 ounces. By comparison, the Garmin Forerunner 235 weighs 1.6 ounces, but that watch has an all-plastic design

But we both loved the way the Galaxy Watches looked, despite their bulk. The rose-gold model is a true rose gold, as opposed to the pink that other manufacturers have tried to pass off as rose gold. (Caitlin's rose-gold Apple Watch Series 2 is pink; there's no getting around it.) And the circular case is rounder than those of past Samsung watches, including last year's Gear Sport, which sported a squared-off case despite its round face.

Samsung advertises the new Galaxy Watch as being tougher than previous models; its screen is protected by Gorilla Glass DX+, and it's dust- and water-resistant to 165 feet. There's even an Eject Water function that forces liquid out of the watch by blasting its speaker..

In addition to the home screen, which shows the date, time and battery level (depending on which watchface you use), there are screens for the weather, recent apps, health stats, calendar, contacts and more. Press and hold on any of these screens, and you can move them further up or back in the rotation.

The Tizen OS is also speedy. With few exceptions, the watch responded instantly to my swipes, presses and taps. It doesn't hurt that the Galaxy Watch has a much newer processor than all Wear OS watches, which use a Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU that's 2 years old.

To be fair, Google has made some major improvements to Wear OS that should bring its functionality on a par with that of Tizen. And a new chip is also expected this fall that should speed newer watches up, including Google's own rumored Pixel Watch.

The Galaxy Watch introduced automatic exercise-tracking for six workouts, including running and cycling. If you enable location detection (GPS and wireless networks) in the watch's settings menu, the watch is supposed to record your route. However, this didn't work for either of us over the course of several walks, runs and bike rides. Rather, the map view showed a general location of where we were, but the mileage recorded was pretty close.

When we manually started a workout, the watch's GPS locked on within 30 seconds, whether we were in the city or in the suburbs, and it accurately tracked our movements. We also found that the watch was accurate when recording our heart rates, though it would occasionally fail to appear on the display.

You can also customize, to a limited extent, what appears on each status screen (pace, time, heart rate), and you can swipe between various screens so that the data that's most important is what's most prominently displayed. That's a good thing, because the smaller data points are hard to read while you're running.

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Samsung claims that the LTE versions of its watches will go the distance; the 270-mAh battery in the 42mm model will last up to three days, while the 472-mAh battery in the 46mm model will last up to four.

While we have only the Bluetooth models to test, their endurance seems to be roughly the same as the LTE versions. I used the 46mm model, and after charging it fully one night, I wore it for the next four days, receiving email notifications, checking my heart rate and using auto activity tracking, before the watch drained down to less than 20 percent.

Like Samsung's previous watches, the Galaxy Watch sits on its side in the included wireless charging dock. I like that the display automatically rotates 90 degrees, so you can use it as a mini-desk clock.

Good luck using Google Maps to find directions. Instead, you have to use the Here WeGo app; formerly a Nokia product, the maps look great and provide directions for driving, transit, walking and more. I liked that if I started directions on the WeGo app on the phone, they automatically appeared on the watch.

Bixby could get me directions to Yankee Stadium via the Here WeGo app, providing options for car, public transit, walking and biking; however, the watch's screen went blank as the watch was calculating everything, requiring me to reawaken it. Directions are suited for the watch's small screen: A large arrow dominates the display, telling you the direction of your next turn. Beneath that is the distance to the turn and the name of the street.

Synergy! Somewhat. Samsung is slowly working its SmartThings smart-home capabilities into the company's other products, from refrigerators to vacuums to routers. A SmartThings app for the Galaxy Watch also lets you control smart home devices from your wrist. I found the app a bit slow to load the status of all my smart home devices (of which there are dozens), but after that, I was able to turn lights off and on very quickly by pressing a button on the watch's display. e24fc04721