Quick Fixes For Galaxy Watch 4 Overheating And Battery Draining

Disable the unwanted app notifications.

Try not to use watch faces from third-party apps, instead use stock faces.

Default screen timeout is 30 seconds, you can decrease this timeout.

Turn off Auto-sync of media. Open Galaxy Wearable app and tap on Watch settings, then hit Manage content and turn off auto-sync.

Disable Measurement option. Go to Samsung Health App and tap on Settings, then hit Measurement and disable it.

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Update With Phone:

Update With Watch:

Go to the Samsung Wearable app on your linkedphone.

Then, tap on Watch Settings,thenhit Watch Software Update.

• If any updates are available, then it will get displayed in a Home Tab. You have to simply tap on Watch Software Update or Band Software Update.

• After that, simply hit Downland And Install.

2. Connect Through Bluetooth

Connecting via LTE network can be the reason of the overheating problem. Hence, it is suggested to connect via Bluetooth.

Try to turn off network settings like Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi, when not in use as it can drain the battery very quickly.

• Go to to your watch settings, and tap on Display.

• Now, look for Watch Always ON, after that turn it off.

• Access the S voice or Bixby on your watch.

• Now, press the 3 dots, then Turn off the Voice wake-up.

The Galaxy Watch 4 also comes with pre-installed apps that we cannot use often and don’t need it.

So, it’s better to uninstall those unnecessary apps that are not in use or you do not use.

• Open Galaxy Wearable App on your phone.

• Now, tap on About Watch or About Gear.

• Hit Storage and simply tap on Clear Now option.

If your apps running on the older version, then it can lead to several problems. To prevent such a situation, try to update all of the apps.

• Navigate to the Settings on your Watch.

• Now, tap on Battery, then choose Power Saving.

• Tap on the Checkmark to turn on it.