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The main functionality of a smart watch is that it communicates closely with a connected mobile phone as well as with a Wi-Fi network. But sometimes it happens that these connections do not work quite correctly and you are thus not informed about the things that are happening on the phone. Here you will find how to solve connection problems Galaxy Watch. 

Check Bluetooth on your phone 

Of course, the first steps lead to whether everything is ideally set. After a possible system update of both the phone and the watch, which can solve the possible error, so if it still persists, go check the Bluetooth connection. Of course the watch must be within range of the phone, otherwise it is not an error, but the fact that the devices are too far from each other and therefore do not communicate with each other. 

  • Open it Settings. 
  • Choose an offer Access available. 
  • choose Bluetooth. 

If you have Bluetooth turned off, of course turn it on, which should solve the simplest problem. If you see that they are yours Galaxy Watch connected, click them and tap menu Disconnect and then vice versa on Connect. This will restore the connection, so hopefully everything will be working properly.

Disable Airplane mode and other modes. 

It's not unusual to accidentally turn on something you didn't want to, and of course you don't know about it. This is also the case with the regime Aircraft, which will make a smart watch practically just a watch, because it will drastically limit its functionality, i.e. the connection with the phone. Slide your finger across the screen to activate/deactivate Galaxy Watch from its top side and look for the airplane icon. If it's blue, the mode is activated, so turn it off.

But also check if you have modes like Do not disturb a sleep time, which limit what informace the watch shows you. You can easily think that you are not alerted to notifications, but they are suppressed by active modes. The same goes for the mode Cinema. 

Check your phone's internet connection 

If your connected phone is facing network issues, you will not receive real-time notifications on your phone or smartwatch. You can open any web page to confirm an active internet connection. If you are experiencing these network issues more often than is healthy, please reset your phone's network settings and try again. It's also a matter of Wi-Fi connection and the data package of your tariff or prepaid card options.

Reset Galaxy Watch to factory settings 

Yes, it's the last thing you want to do, but sometimes you just have to. When you go to the watch Settings -> In general and scroll down, you'll find an option here Restore. You can make a backup and wipe the watch completely. Then try to see if the connection problem is resolved before doing a reset while setting them up.

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