Top 20 Galaxy Watch 4 Battery Saving Tips and Tricks (50 Hour AOD!)

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[@unanw1]

I don't know if you have mentioned this before on other video: a way to shorten charging time drastically, point a fan toward the watch while charging and it cools off the watch while charging and doesn't trigger the slowing down to prevent overheating. I can charge to a 100% while taking my shower in morning, from a very low battery (9%). PS... your tips are great and I am going to use most of them and see if I can get through 24 hours without having to charge.

[@remixowlz]

Wow thanks!

[@canyousmushit]

Doesn't this damage something within the watch tho?

[@D13GO654]

@@canyousmushit I doubt it, it's not just with watches. Batteries charge slower as they heat up, with less heat it gets to work as efficient as it needs to be.

[@garbageson7980]

@@canyousmushit As a general rule, batteries will charge best when they are at a room temperature. (So 18-25°C is safe) But batteries produce heat, and that heat needs to be dissipated. (Not the same as being cooled down) Without the fan, the heat dissipated passively, it heats up the air around it, and slowly rises up. With the fan, it's active so it's faster. Instead of slowly rising up, you just push it to the side. New air (that is at the room temperature) is surrounding the watch, being heated, and getting pushed aside. What would probably damage the battery is cooling or heating the battery beyond it's optimal temperature. For example pointing a heater, air-conditioning unit or puting the watch in the fridge. Fan is not going to do that, battery will never get lower than the air that you push into it (room temperature)

[@slnt38]

Thank you for the detailed video. I bought the GW4 yesterday and I was beginning to have buyers remorse after experiencing and hearing how quickly the battery drains. My GW battery pales in comparison to the GW4. Since implementing your suggestions I've seen a change, though I've only had the watch ⌚️ for a few hours. I really saw the difference in power today since wearing it for 24 hours. Great video and thanks again. Update: After wearing the watch for 36 hours consecutively, I've noticed a huge increase in battery life. So after waking up Monday morning at 6:15, it was around 90% (with help of initiating bed time mode, power saving, etc). I did a mini charge before leaving for work. By 4pm, it was around 80%! I did keep it in power saving so I think that really helped. 😅

[@eisasulemankhatri4677]

Sheesh, I was in the same position as you in the beginning, still am, I am hoping that these tips will help me just as much as they did you. 🙏

[@slnt38]

@@eisasulemankhatri4677 It's been 4 months and still no issues with battery depletion since following the tips and suggestions. I really think power saving mode helps because I've noticed a difference when it's not on. As mentioned previously, that mini charge also helps especially when starting out at 100%.

[@eisasulemankhatri4677]

@@slnt38 thanks 😊

[@slnt38]

@@eisasulemankhatri4677 You're welcome. 😊

[@BURZT_YT]

@Shawn Titus charge to 100% can make the battery health worse by a small bit every time, same with phones. That's probably why my phone has "protect battery" that will limit it to 85%. I'm just letting you know 🙃

[@CaptianClump]

I've only had the Galaxy watch for a few days, but I went through and applied some of these tips. Already seeing a huge difference. Thanks!

[@Srinivasprv]

One more tip, turn on airplane mode along with bedtime mode at night. It is the most effective way I noticed. Anyway I don't see any reason for the watch to be connected to phone when sleeping, unless snore detection is needed. Sleep tracking works fine.

[@Niko80s]

I've tried everything and the only one neat trick that helps with battery draining (except for power saving mode, but i dont use it cause if i would want regular watch then i would buy one) is to put your watch in airplane mode when going to sleep. It's still gonna measure and track your sleep data, but disconnecting bluetooth and some other minor functions will give you about 1% an hour drain only.

[@kalista37]

Was a bit sceptical about stripping down to bare bones for a little extra battery but actually really good tips to save a LOT of battery life! Thank you 👏🏼

[@vincentthomas1967]

You da man!... every so often I would run out of battery life throughout the day... applied some of your tips for features I absolutely don't use and now I get through the whole day everyday... thanks for the tips!

[@Abhinav1200]

In short, I have paid a hefty bunch of savings for this watch and now I have can't use most of the smart features..just to save my battery life...optimise the battery samsung... thanks for the video man❤️

[@michmash5341]

Samsung should add this to the Quick Start Guide. Very helpful. I've spent 3 days trying to figure this thing out. Your video was so helpful. Thank you. Now, on to learn about Bixby!

[@ejellis16]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos, I've just got my GW4 and have quickly and easily learnt so much from you to get the most out of it 😊

[@DrTarekGalal]

That's a really useful bunch of tips, in an optimal way, fast & straight to the point 👍

[@aronk3688]

Thanks for the video! I've had the original Galaxy Watch for three years and I was getting 5 - 7 days out of it only really using it for notifications and to tell the time, with the odd use of a calculator, timer, messages, phone calls and exercise tracking. But it was starting to feel really clunky. So when I saw the Galaxy Watch 4 Classic was on sale for Boxing Day, I jumped on it and got one. And though I understand why it chews through the battery, I was still greatly disappointed to hear about the battery life 😅 But after reading some comments I am hopeful these suggestions will make a difference, thanks!

[@hendywidjaja3697]

It's work by reduce brightness, use it with not more than 50%. And changed in to short vibrate type. AOD and full notification, 11 hours only 45%. Amazing 😁

[@vonklinkenhoffn1]

I've had me galaxy 4 classic 46mm for a week now, I've followed these tips exactly, even have display brightness set down to 15% and I don't use always on display. I've never been able to get battery life past 36 -38 hours. I simply can't believe that it's possible to get over 60 hours without charging. Even if I'd activate power saving on top of all this, I can't reach more than 43-44 hours tops. How on earth you can reach 60+ hours is beyond me. It's still good tips you give here though, no debate there, thanks!

[@CeReSMirrorcleWorld]

Same here, I've disabled a lot of things and my battery life is arround 40 hours at most !

[@TheRonron1994]

May I know what exactly are your settings?

[@LeftyPencil]

This is why I'm confused on the notion that the larger watches have a larger capacity on the WearOS reddit. Gonna try squeezing everything out a 40mm with rare LTE use

[@athivignesh3994]

He says he gets that kind of battery life by charging about 30 minutes every day, "without interrupting his everyday routine," whatever that means.. smh Edit: I watched video again, and understood I was wrong, this guy just makes fantasy level claims about his watch battery life 😳

[@JaziX5]

Got this watch roughly 2 months ago and haven't been pleased with its battery life that doesn't last a day. I've followed 90% of what's shown in the video and the battery life _did_ improve, but not as much as it's claimed here. Only managed to make it to 35 hours. It never reaches two days even with most of these features turned off.

[@ddsdss256]

Thanks, but I went to Settings\Accessibility\Advanced settings (11:43) and the only options that appear there are Accessibility shortcuts, Vibration watch, and Time to take action. If I tapped on Accessibility shortcuts, Grayscale does not appear (although it surprises me that color would use more energy). Another thing that relates to the extra charger concept is Wireless PowerShare (but you probably discuss elsewhere and it's more of a phone feature). We recently stayed at a hotel that didn't have USB charging in the room (and I didn't being a laptop), so I had to use my S22 to charge my GW4. Nice feature to have!

[@timhadzisavas3692]

Hi everyone on this page. From purchasing the very first Samsung watch which was the gear S and then the gear s3 Frontier I can honestly say I was spoilt from an early age. As both of these were taken off charge from 6.00AM in the morning and still had approximately 40% battery life around 11.00 PM. I purchased the watch 4 and was disappointed with the battery life. I seriously took it back and told the salesman there was a problem with the battery. He told me that this watch is great and has great functions but unfortunately we are getting the same complaints from a lot of customers. If you’re looking for a watch that you don’t have to worry about charging it in the middle of the day then this watch is not for you. I know my next watch will be the galaxy watch 5 Pro. Please don’t take this the wrong way but I was expecting the watch 4 to perform like my previous watches. Thank you to the gentleman who posted the KZbin video on battery saving tips. Great job mate.

[@corvette72778]

After watching this video, I have concluded the best way to save your battery power is to turn your watch off and put the watch in your drawer.

[@Hitman-4769-1]

😂

[@markweaver4424]

Great video. Thank you for the tips, and the most important one for me was the G-board. I usually reply to message via voice since the Samsung keyboard was cumbersome, but now with the G-board, I can swipe and go. Buying the extras charger is something that I highly recommend, with a Samsung fast charge adapter. I have one for home, work, and car as I use my watch heavily.

[@2LadyDi]

Agree on extra chargers, I have 2 for now

[@neilkmps]

Is it the 25W charger?

[@AjieBetek]

i have powerbank by samsung that supports wireless charging. i can carry anywhere

[@zehph]

Every battery saving video: Just turn all the things you bought s smart watch for off and it'll will last for longer, but still infinitely less than a watch that does the same thing and is way cheaper...

[@mugumugi1376]

Shhh

[@mugumugi1376]

@NYC/lyricists Bkborn Man can't even afford one lol

[@gsb22]

Exactly.. these videos should be reported

[@mugumugi1376]

@@gsb22 What? Brain. Does that exist there in your uselessly big head

[@pricklypear1111]

Turn off the things you don't need until you need them, then use them mindfully. I see nothing wrong with this approach

[@TheDivine699]

Hah, i just bought watch 4, right timing for me. Thanks

[@roshill2010]

Just got it for 50 bucks with the s22 ultra deal :). Can't wait to try out everything.

[@GOD719]

@@roshill2010 Same. Apparently it can connect to LTE. Which I im trying to figure out

[@debluecloud]

well I think theres something you dont know about samsung and google steal your dat just like facebook and they use your data for advertising they use your data to show you the best matching ads and videos for you

[@Sethboone18]

I just got mine and followed these steps. Mines lasted 4 hours.

[@suprojeetsonar6589]

Same bro

[@michaelk.2847]

Got mine 15.12.21 and repaired twice. Battery last 28-29 hrs before n now about 25hrs with almost everything turned off. It's now a sleep watch instead of a smart watch.

[@ThaHtwnBelle]

Smh, you'd think Samsung was better than this. Really wanted a Huawei watch, sucks Google/America boycotted them.

[@samwatts7095]

​@@ThaHtwnBelleme too they had alot of cool features blowing others out the water they couldn't compete so they d lol 🎉😂

[@samwatts7095]

My watch is the same barely gets 24 hours lol

[@sdasgupta60]

Excellent set off suggestions, I have used quite a few of them. The only point is if I have spent around $350/- for a smartwatch, then I'd expect it to provide some of the capabilities on the fly. Some of them, like AOD or continuous heart and Stress measurements, etc., can be avoided, but LTE connectivity and wake-up on wrist movements are essential for the Watch. Watch wise it is a brilliant watch, but Battery wise, it really sucks. I actually thought, it will be better because the new chip is more efficient

[@Jubitu9]

Thats the wear OS. Rly bad OS for watch. Tysen would be a lot better.

[@josephthebroseph7421]

bruh i got this thing for 119.99 where are you buying it from? lol

[@LeftyPencil]

@@josephthebroseph7421 remember it's about 2yrs old now. Can get the gw4 LTE for $70 on ebay now. Paid more for the Bluetooth version on launch lol

[@MsFarhanahmad]

After everything disable you can't say i have a smart watch 😂

[@nika7772]

This was a great video. No extra talks no nothing, directly into detail and excellent explanation. You got a sub from me mate

[@Mark583]

Got one yesterday, I was shocked to see 24% battery by 2pm hopefully these changes will help.

[@jas350]

Hi. Did you change the settings? If so did you get better battery?

[@Mark583]

@@jas350 I turned off different things and noticed a huge difference for example, where Google listens for "hey google" you can turn it off and also the constant heart rate monitoring, and turn off raise to wake and reduce screen brightness. Now I get to the end of the day with about 50% battery left 👍🏻

[@CincyJen513]

THANK YOU! Was thinking I made a huge mistake after getting my first ever smart watch because the battery drained so fast, it was barely useful. Really appreciate the time you took to put this together, so incredibly helpful!

[@ThaHtwnBelle]

I still believe we did make a mistake buying this particular watch. This video is all about "turn off this feature, that feature" to extend battery life. However, it's those features that made us buy it in the first place.

[@julioluiz]

@@ThaHtwnBelle no mistake, dude, the package brings a charger, just use it.

[@rakhinkrishna4507]

@@julioluiz why don't you take a look at Apple watch...it also drains as fast as Galaxy watch

[@ThaHtwnBelle]

@@julioluiz Huawei watches lasts much longer. Samsung can & should do better.

[@setiadjihw]

@@ThaHtwnBelle well thats the price u pay for the bunch of features in this watch

[@PearComputingDevices]

Hey I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for doing these videos. I just bought me a 4 classic, love it but I needed help learning the new features and power saving settings coming from an active 5. You helped me with that and for that I am definitely appreciative. May god bless and have a good week

[@hollyputnat]

Thanks!!! I've been struggling with figuring out why suddenly my watch doesn't even last a whole day. Hope this helps!

[@NewtonDKC]

Dude this is FANTASTIC!!! AS true public service video for GW4 owners!!! You rock sir!!! :-)

[@pauldestu]

Thank you! With this Video I was able to increase my watches battery life by 30% without turning off features that I use.

[@mohammadsaad66]

So inshort, just take it off and wear your regular watch?

[@Supernova1981nl]

Nice! Just ordered a 4 classic! Ty for the info. Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@ajosepi1976]

I set mine up how I like to use it with little concern for battery life and ended up having it run about 3 days before I charged it. Now I just charge it every time I shower and never worry about it.

[@crBudgetWatches]

That's the way to do it. I didn't trust the "use it normally, charge it at 5% and just give it some days " advice but I did and it went from 11 to 14 to 18 to 30 hrs in the last week.

[@pt5878]

then why are you watching these videos?

[@ajosepi1976]

@@pt5878 To see if I missed something.

[@moviegametime3891]

Really thank you for this video! I had my doubts on whether I should get the Galaxy Watch 4, but replying with the Gboard and the swype gesutres looked great, and before buying it, I found your video, which relaxed me quite a lot in regard of the battery life. Now I've just finished customizing my Watch 4 with your tips and I'm looking forward to at least 1-2 comfortable days of battery life!

[@zilmerx1652]

what is your opinion about watch 4 after 1 month?

[@moviegametime3891]

@@zilmerx1652 I'm quite satisfied, to be honest! Using the watch from around 8am to 11pm every day I never worry about battery life, it always reaches the end of the day with around 35% battery on busy days (when I register my workouts), sometimes 60 or 70% if I barely used it (if I only looked at the time and notifications). Apps work great too, though bear in my mind I'm not a super heavy user like others. I don't pay with the watch, I don't play music directly from there (I still use the media controls when I use my phone, though), I don't monitor my sleep or my oxygen levels, I don't connect it directly to the wifi unless there's an update (I think it's better to do wifi stuff with the phone only) and of course mine doesn't use a sim card. Instead, I check the time and weather, reply to messages with Gboard, register my workouts (1-2 hours every day), occasionally use maps for 30 minutes a day and I see my notifications. Oh and I indeed have my always on display activated and sometimes I have animated or colored watch faces, at the highest brightness. And it works really great for me. And without ever using the power saving options of the watch, only some of the tips in this videos :) If you want to use absolutely everything the watch offers, chances are you'll struggle with the battery. But if you are a user like me, you'll be completely satisfied and with no worries whatsoever :)

[@zilmerx1652]

@@moviegametime3891 thank you so much

[@chihuy105]

@@moviegametime3891 tks for the detail reply

[@moviegametime3891]

@@chihuy105 My pleasure :) I'm glad I could be of help!

[@67micber]

OK I subbed. I have owned the sport 2 and the original classic style and never knew many of these. About to get the new 46mm classic and these will come in handy. One that I found useful was to use the big green face that's one of the standard options and lowering the screen brightness to 2 or 3. He green thick numbers are very easy to read with minimal brightness and saves a ton of battery.

[@stephenweller56]

WOW! Exemplary efffort. Thank you. Very, very helpful. For those of us with a small attention span, Is it a lot of effort to generate a transcript?

[@damnhockey]

Thank-you for creating an excellent video. I just bought the Samsung 4 classic 46mm and this is the perfect video for me.

[@shelbybenson7476]

Thank you!! I learned so much about my awesome new watch and I'm excited to hopefully see my battery life improve. I look forward to checking out your other videos! Cheers. :)

[@theculture42069]

did it improve?

[@vitaliit4997]

Thank you. It is the most comprehensive video with the tips for saving battery life on gw4 I have ever seen

[@larrywhite8282]

Awesome video. Thank you. It is very helpful. Your tips are are extremely helping me, thanks. I just got my Samsung galaxy watch 4 classic for Christmas and really like it. I am learning stuff about it new, every day. Thank you again.

[@sorshamooncake]

I hate all videos like this, because people always do them wrong. Yours is great. 👍🏻

[@Motawa88]

tldw: turn everything usefull off.

[@dr.davidotto7859]

Hello; I came across your videos which I find to be the best which is why I liked, subscribed, and shared them. I don't wear watches because I don't like the feel of watches, but with a new job in the Cardiovascular unit of the hospital, I find that I need to purchase my first smartwatch - primarily for voice reminders for frequent blood transfusion reminders for example. I didn't hear you speak of voice reminders; however, after watching many of your videos, I assume this feature is readily available on all Samsung models(?) Maybe the smaller watch is better because it would be easier to clean/sanitize bodily fluids? What is your recommendation for hospital use, the regular or the classic Samsung device (money is not a determining factor)?

[@Joey.Oranje]

Just got my watch today, these tips are very handy. Thanks 🙏.

[@jocika900]

Thanks for great video and lot advice ! I want ask you just one questin if you have a time to answer (because is very important not only for me, for everybody). If I turn "battery saving" to ON, can I receive all the notifications to watch (in vibration of course) or not ? Because I saw in your video when you turn on battery saver, in description get info "inactive all background activity" - is it that mean or not ? And also is it stop measure heart rate every 10 min ? (I ask you this because I have a problem with my pulse or heart rate). Sorry for disturbing you and best regardr and best wishes to you and your family ! THANKS if you answer ! 🏆👍🏆

[@fredriks91]

Have you tried these recently? I'm curious on how much do I save by turning off the heart rate with newer software etc

[@amandawright1372]

Thanks. Followed a number of your tips. Hopefully this will enhance my battery life.

[@danieldavis8607]

I have a Carbinox Titan and I like it. The battery lasts 3 weeks. I'm not kidding.

[@kajetanczechowski1263]

It's interesting that users, after buying a product because of the plethora of features it offers, go to great lengths to turn everything off in order to save some battery life and do not wrestle with the charger too many times. I understand that some of the apps aren't as useful as they might've been advertised to be, but if someone decides to turn a smartwatch into a normal one, he would be better off and lose less money, if he bought a completely different device anyway. I really applaud tech advisors for making videos like the one above, but in fact, they shouldn't be inclined to do so, because smartwatches powered by WearOS or WatchOS are known for their somewhat poor battery life.

[@outrageous-alex]

These are some great tips and ideas! Thank you.

[@Waleed_Al-Haidary]

great tips, I just want to add one more, if you turn off your entire watch you will get over a month of battery life😅

[@ffford1]

Your video is the best of the best. You explain everything at the right pace. Not too fast. Congratulations and keep it up. I personally use my treadmill everyday. I have my Note using Samsung Health. Also have my 4 and use Bluetooth to sync. I would love too see my step count move along on my watch as I walk. I have to stop and sync with Health . Is there an adjustment or you have to do it as I have been doing it?

[@2LadyDi]

Watch faces can show you steps only and/or steps plus time. There's also a step counter paired with Samsung Health. I don't have the 4 yet but it was in every watch since the Gear from 2011

[@sargearea51]

Great and awesome video but, one problem so far. At the 6:20 mark you cut out how you got to the text settings to turn them off?. Please advise. Thank You. Keep the vid's coming. Appreciate you.

[@felipesantos1789]

great content, man ! 💪 Really useful

[@laurawhite6263]

Helped me out tremendously with my new galaxy watch 4!!!

[@Arkos39]

Very useful tips. Í'm going to optimize my Galaxy Watch4 Classic battery life, with those advises. Thank's for this great video!😎👍

[@knowlin37]

Thank you. I did this and you were very helpful in saving my battery life.

[@2chicos]

do alarms work in watch only mode? might be good for sleeping if tracking isn't needed.

[@5280climber]

How did you get your watch to say Tech in the Watchface? Thanks!

[@jahdread]

Best battery tips thus far

[@binodsuryavanshi2749]

It's working. Thanks a lot.😊😊😊😊😊

[@aqepzy9291]

Before i did this video i already had the energy saver,should i turn it off and do the things by my self?

[@johnreese3762]

Excellent info and video! Thanks!

[@davidhovde]

Like many here.. just want to say THANK YOU.

[@xian3000]

Do you experience any temporary screen burn when using AOD? I noticed burn in after just a couple days using my watch, so I returned it and got a new one, but I'm still having the same issue with the new one.

[@zehph]

Are you using Bright watch faces? If so with aod it would burn in quite quickly indeed, it is an oled screen after all

[@xian3000]

@@zehph I'm using the stock Samsung "Simple" watchface with auto brightness.

[@gavra-1337]

@@xian3000 when you're in-doors manually set brightness to just bellow 3 o'clock, outdoors keep it around 5, i also notice slight burn-in but barely visible on max "flashlight mode" brightness

[@gavra-1337]

@@xian3000 consider switching off aod every once in a while, i noticed it somewhat heals itself a bit idk. Just checked and it's more noticeable than before even with using "lowest aod" brightness LOL, my watch is 3 months old tho. It is also noticeable only when using flashlight normally it doesn't make a problem

[@tiakhan1805]

thanks a lot for sharing!! i did most of the settings to change as you suggested.. now i am a bit more curious to know if there's any nice watch face which could save battery life? i just feels like watch faces also takes a lot of battery!! hope to get ur suggestion on watch face! :)

[@M4R10_]

do you can disable bezel for use like a dive chrono or quick time elapse? i mean = rotating the bezel without enter the menu,

[@qmoorman]

Great video. So many helpful tips. Just today l was wondering how to turn off the maps navigation on the watch.

[@dardobartoli]

Ok, I have reset my Samsung Galaxy S20 and Classic 46mm Gone through all these settings and added the watch face that has NO updates/refresh requirements and clear recent apps function. (both critical configurations missed here!) And then using pretty much as described . Can still never get passed the 2 day or 48 hour mark. Though I admire the presentation and apparent scientific approach, I doubt even more the validity of this video other than standard recommendations and clickbait claims..

[@valeriesze]

Great tips ! How do you deal with watch rash ?

[@csimet]

Great tips that still apply to the newer Watch 5. Big thumbs up.

[@iamroy5993]

Outstanding video... Thank you for taking the time to make it!

[@brokejaw]

Great stuff man, thanks

[@gregroles69]

Great tips! took me from 6-7 hrs out of the box to 16 hours the way I like to set it up.

[@Northwind000]

I'm gonna end up saving tons of battery life whenever I get my new Watch 4 Classic. I care about nothing besides the time and seeing some messages.

[@robdentoom6833]

Thanks for al lof these tips. They are really helpful in increasing battery time. I have one more thing that is bothering me. I dont seem to be able to switch off media controls in the watch. It keeps popping up. As soon as I start streaming music, listen to a book or whatever, the media controls pop up on my phone (with the blue music note at the bottom) and start draining my battery. Do you have any idea if this can be solved and how?

[@thecyborg6718]

If you want battery last you 2 months just... turn off the watch 😆

[@FaisalKhan-cv8fk]

Hahahahahahha

[@lupevalencia4089]

I uzed these tips on ultra watch. Lets see how it goes. Thank you.

[@sjohn2924]

Thanks mate, it helps a lot.

[@hauuibal]

HUUUUGE help, thank you! Since recent firmware update this only adds to the extended life.

[@luiscabrejospreciado547]

It got better? Was thinking in buying one

[@hauuibal]

@@luiscabrejospreciado547 added a full day!

[@ThaHtwnBelle]

@@luiscabrejospreciado547 Update did nothing for me. I regret buying this particular brand.

[@pokemon000missingno2]

I hope this does the trick for me. Thanks for the tips I just got my watch and it felt like the first cycle from 85 to 40 percent went way to quick

[@djcabrera]

Hi, will it save battery to turn of bluetooth while sleeping, so the watch doesnt communicate with the phone??? I mean I dont need the watch connected to the phone while i sleep anyway, i dont track snoring

[@harryakb11]

Great tips, thanks dude. Its helpful

[@yiayang3403]

Nice video. Hopefully this makes it last longer. Just bought my watch and it's only lasting not even a day. I don't use most of these features so Hopefully it helped.

[@yolandarowe3094]

The biggest drain that I experienced on my Watch4 Classic: Wi-Fi.

[@ianjesser2968]

Most useful tips - thanks heaps!!

[@invisiblecat9620]

Doese this work with the gw4 42mm or gw4 classic 42mm?

[@KingFootball23]

It really helped my watch last longer, thank you man . Any tips for s20 phone ?

[@kainbonin420]

Great video. Really help me alot with my watch. Thanks

[@mehere3013]

stick aeroplane mode on and WiFi off, saves alot

[@Autumncatto]

older video now, but loads of these features (auto brightness, google maps auto launch) I use all the time

[@gewerh44]

So we have to go from smart watch functions to regular watch functions in order to have a decent battery life... damn

[@georgeiordache9958]

Cool video 😊

[@gavra-1337]

Cool, disabled few more things. I think that auto detect workout is gonna be the biggest saver for my 42mm classic 😁

[@gavra-1337]

I can get almost full 2 days with ~15h always on on 20/35% brightness (depends if I'm inside or outside)

[@DrMIS1]

I disabled that along with most of these things and couldn't get more than 20 hrs from the 42mm classic. I'm returning it and getting the 46mm, even though I like the smaller size. The watch 4 got less than half the battery life of the 3 if I used everything I had been on the 3.

[@gavra-1337]

@@DrMIS1 sadly yes, but, i cant change mine lmao. Anyways the stock band u get would fit me very badly with 46mm so 42 is just a better fit idk

[@varadaramanjulu2581]

I confused which one buy to watch 4 or watch 4 classic. I want to good battery life

[@kp_51]

Hey i saw whenever you're turning screen off it also only displays time can you tell me how to turn that on ??

[@mesa8615]

1 thing I forgot when I received my gw4 is to charge it first before turned it on. My watch shocked me... when its installing and said battery only 5%. Omg...

[@ahmedhisham967]

I'm having a screen burn-in unfortunately is it normal on OLEDS or do I need to change the watch?

[@PetroUA-pn3mf]

In newest uodate there is no longer option as two finger shortcut. I stead, you can use tripple home button shortcut to setup a greay scale. All you need is to presetup grey scale in the color correction setting