The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra now headline the Korean company’s smartwatch efforts. Both offer buyers a particular set of skills, with the standard model building on its predecessors’ strengths and the Ultra presenting a brand new development path. While they may now be among Samsung’s best smartwatches, there’s no getting around the fact that new models will always face teething issues. Thankfully, many of these problems can be remedied without much effort. Here’s a list of Galaxy Watch Ultra and Galaxy Watch 7 problems and their fixes.
Common Galaxy Watch Ultra and Galaxy Watch 7 problems
- Excessive battery drain
- Display misalignment and green tint
- Fitness tracking and GPS problems
- Durability issues of the Galaxy Watch Ultra
- LTE connectivity problems
Galaxy Watch Ultra and Galaxy Watch 7 problems: Quick fixes
More often than not, a reboot can solve most tech issues, which is true with the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra. However, there are other pre-diagnostic checks you should perform before delving deeper into troubleshooting. Here are a few quick fixes.