Samsung Galaxy Watch owners advised to charge during daily downtime
Samsung Galaxy Watch users should charge according to their daily routine, using periods of downtime when the watch is not needed. Timing and charge level matter because frequent full charges or allowing the battery to run very low can contribute to wear over time.
The article recommends tracking how long your own watch takes to charge over several days, as a full charge typically takes more than an hour. It suggests charging between about 20 and 80 per cent; the Galaxy Watch 8 is said to last 30 to 40 hours on a full charge, and newer models have built-in battery protection. Overnight charging may suit people who do not track sleep or have few daytime opportunities, but it can interfere with sleep tracking.
- Charge during downtime that fits your routine.
- Aim for roughly 20 to 80 per cent.
- Overnight charging may cost you sleep data.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Watch is a smartwatch worn on the wrist for functions such as notifications, fitness tracking and monitoring sleep. Like other rechargeable devices, its battery gradually wears with use, and charging habits can affect how long it holds a charge over time.
Samsung makes several Galaxy Watch models, with battery life and charging times varying by model and use. Battery protection features on newer watches can help manage charging, while overnight charging may prevent the watch being available to record sleep.
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Originally published by Engadget as “When is the best time to charge your Samsung Galaxy Watch?”.