How to reduce inactive alert time from 50 mins to a lesser time (may be 15 mins)

[Jags12]

By default, inactive alert timer seems to be only 50 mins. I do not see any options within samsung health to change it. How to do it or is there any app from playstore ? Galaxy Watch4 

[IndiW]

You sound very active.. 😂👋

[IndiW]

At the same time, don't expect much customisation options in the Health App, that's why I almost started a war with Samsung health app and asking it to be upgraded to meet the needs of the users
For example even the very basic of things, Deadlifts, there is no place to add Weight, rather Samsung rewards the "time" even a school boy knows that Deadlifts mean how much weight one can lift, unfortunately Samsung doesn't know that

[Reylob]

You can chose to have an alert for any period as long as it is for 50 mins. There are settings for changing the time of the day and the day of the week to have the alert but not for period of inactivity.

[AndrewL]

@Jags12: After exercising for more than 10 minutes (for running, 3 minutes) while wearing the Watch, the automatic exercise recognition feature will be activated. Also the Watch will notify you and show you some stretching motions to follow, or show you a screen encouraging you to engage in light activity when the Watch recognises inactivity for more than 50 minutes. When your Watch recognises that you are driving or sleeping, it may not notify you and not display a stretching screen although you are physically inactive.

[Jags12]

Samsung should provide an option to modify those 50 minutes to something lesser. When we work we tend to forget and sit with the lap for long. 50 minutes is bit of too much time. Please consider  to modify it.

[Stormfish]

I agree. I recently got a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and imagine my disappointment to find something so basic as being able to alter the reminder time is not available. I've recently had back surgery and thought it would be a great way to stop me exceeding 20 minutes seated but alas, 50 minutes is all it can do. Come on Samsung, with all your focus on making the Galaxy watches very health focused, this is a no brainer.

[Darnedifino]

I agree. The only option now is to use the timer function which is tedious it you need to get up and.move every 20 or 30 minutes.

[BINMO]

I do think it's kinda odd to not be able to change the interval. I personally, would like to stand up every 15 mins. or so, but it's funny that I can't change it.

[aaronpc1]

No option to do that.  What I do is just manually set a timer for 30 minutes.  It's sucks, but that's the only other option unfortunately