Hello Samsung Team,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to share a feature suggestion that could greatly enhance the user experience for Galaxy Watch owners, particularly those using the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra.
As a context, Samsung's Modes and Routines feature is a powerful tool that allows users to automate various settings based on specific conditions or triggers. This functionality is particularly useful for customizing the user experience and adapting the device to different scenarios.
I own a Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra, which has a unique additional button compared to previous models. This button is substantial and designed to offer quick access to various functions, such as the stopwatch, flashlight, and more, with variations of usages in each one (single press, double press, etc.).
Here's my suggestion: It would be incredibly beneficial to have the ability to customize the functionality of this button based on specific Modes and Routines. For example, I would like to set up a routine that automatically changes the function of this button from a stopwatch to a flashlight during the night, from sunset to sunrise. This is a practical use case, as I am more likely to need a flashlight at night rather than during the day. Conversely, during daylight hours, I often use the stopwatch for workouts, making it less necessary to have quick access to the flashlight.
Currently, while Modes and Routines allow us to change various settings on the watch, like watch faces, I have noticed that there is no option to modify the button’s functionality as part of a routine. Adding this capability would not only make the watch more versatile but also maximize the utility of the additional button on the Galaxy Watch 7 Ultra.
I believe this enhancement would be appreciated by many users who, like me, want to optimize their Galaxy Watch for different times of the day and specific activities.
Thank you for considering this suggestion. I look forward to hearing your thoughts and hope that this feature might be implemented in a future update.
Best regards,
Maxime Clementi
