Samsung Galaxy Fit3 Battery Draining Too Fast? - Fixed!

Suffering from the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 Fitness Band's poor battery health which is causing the battery draining too fast? Looking for the best ways to fix rapid battery drain on the Galaxy Fit3 Smart Fitness Band to improve its battery life? Then, this is the video for you.
In this video, The Fix369 Team will show you 5 simple yet effective solutions to fix the massive battery drain problem on the Samsung Galaxy Fit3 Smart Fitness Band. These ways will help you to prolong your Galaxy Fit3 Battery life and increase usage time as well.
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0:00 Samsung Galaxy Fit3 Battery Draining Too Fast?
0:31 Solution 1: Display Settings Change / Notification and Vibration Settings
1:43 Solution 2: Preserve battery when not in use and Charging Tips
2:08 Solution 3: Raise to Wake and Wrist Detection
2:43 Solution 4: Samsung Health Settings
3:23 Solution 5: Sleep Mode Settings
3:47 Please Note Regarding turning off settings

[@ljacobs357]

My experience has been the same. Happy with the battery life.

[@guitarmansg499]

Just got one a few weeks ago, but I'm getting at least 13 days. This isn't meant to be look at me, but just some battery saving tips. I'm shocked as I was highly suspicious of the advertisements. Mines been sipping about 6% battery per day like clock work. That's like 16 days to drain 100%. I use it 16 hours a day, off at night. I've used it plenty for all incoming notifications and even when tinkering with it, that is not a significant drain on it surprisingly. I do have basically everything turned off, manual heart, manual stress, no blood oxygen, no snore, no tap to wake. I did end up enabling raise to wake and auto detect workouts and between the two of those additions, it sips about 10% battery per 16 hour day. I did many different tests each day for about 2 weeks. Tap to wake was no notiecalbe change. Raise to wake was marginal by itself (and though marginal, I believe mostly contributed because the screen turning on so frequently, not so much the gyro sensor). And Auto-detect workouts was very marginal. I have the screen timeout at 10seconds, but most of the time it shuts much quicker as soon as you lower your wrist. I've used it for a few workouts and that didn't seem to be a major drain for an hour of use or so. I'm pretty confident the significant draining scenarios are the continuous heart rate, continuous stress, and particularly snore dection & blood oxygen at night (which of course is another ~8hrs of power on time). AOD of course I suspect is a significant drain, but I don't really care to have any of these battery draining features on anyway, so I didn't bother testing them when I was already able to acheive greater than advertised battery and most people seem to have tested that they do indeed significantly reducer their battery life. Also, I don't have the weather app enabled, or samsung health, because I don't want those to be a drain on my phone and don't need them since the watch has plenty of fitness data on it's own. And one can easily google the weather from a bookmark anytime. No idea how much those might also affect battery if they're continuously checking in. Hope that helps someone.

[@Jobson85]

what a fucking scam that LG magic remote video was