10-09-2021 12:39 PM - last edited 13-09-2021 09:20 AM by AntS ) in
Hi all.
Received my 46mm 4 Classic BT today, looks great it really does.
Before I turned it on for the first time I charged it to 100%. I have had it on my wrist now for 2 hours sat in the office and its down to 87%
Now lets look at my old watch which was dubbed as the "Samsung Galaxy Watch" model is SM-R800 BT I had a busy day yesterday and it only discharged to 88% the whole day..
This new one seems to be discharging fast and I have only setup the basics, no always on display or any of the health functions setup..
Does the watch need time to calibrate the battery perhaps, shall I give it chance over the weekend to see if it picks its feet up ?
If this is the rate it discharges then I will be returning it and going back to my SM-R800.
Cheers all
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19-09-2021 11:50 PM
So I'm not alone on this. Got the 4 Classic and it after a full charge gives me about 24hr if I don't do any manual like check my pulse or stress. Everything else doesn't really kill the battery.
I thought it was supposed to be a 48hr battery, so far I think my first day was 20hr life before going up to 24. I just charge it every morning while I reply to work emails and slack. I do prefer this to my 3 Classic Frontier. I feel I use it more often than before.
20-09-2021 03:30 AM
Hey guys. I just got my watch 4 classic (46mm) about 2 weeks ago like most people. It was working fine until suddenly this morning when my watch went from 90% to 40% battery within a matter of 1 hour.
As I am typing this, the watch is still discharging and I can't get it up even when it is plugged into the charger (the battery % still drops even when plugged in). I am using the wireless charger that came in the box and am not doing anything different from the past 2 weeks.
Called samsung support and they asked me to reset the watch. Anyone else has encountered this? Will resetting the watch fix the rapid discharge issue?
20-09-2021 05:45 AM
If it's not a rogue app or setting that's causing this then Yes a reset would be the next step to see if that resolves the battery drain.
If it continues then personally I'd check out any relevant cooling off period and have it swapped out, or if your past that stage have a Samsung Service Centre take a look @punit1995
I wish you all the best with this situation.
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20-09-2021 06:36 PM
im wanting to get one to track my activity and sleep. is that a good thing to do.? im hesitan t because of the battery life
i am 64 yo veteraan and wanting to improve my weight and h bp
21-09-2021 05:38 PM
I really like my Galaxy Watch 4 Classic 46 mm. I do track exercise, and sleep and measure blood pressure. In the first 2 weeks, the battery was at 40 % at the end of each day, now it is at 50 %. I don't quite know why it improved - I made no changes. 2 days is OK for a fully blown smartwatch.