Samsung has released an updated version of its Health App, clearing the path for the stable One UI 6 watch update to be rolled out to all users.
Samsung has always proved to be the best when it comes to smartphone updates but it continues to disappoint its Galaxy Watch users. The customers were expecting the stable One UI 6 watch update to have arrived by now, especially since the beta ended weeks ago. However, the wait continues as Samsung works on updating its Health app.
Galaxy watches have been running security updates for more than five months. While all the Wear OS Galaxy Watches are meant to have quarterly security patches, the system appears to be running behind schedule. The duration between the updates has been much longer for the older models of the Galaxy Watch like Galaxy Watch 4, 5, and 6.
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Samsung One UI 6 Watch Update – What to Expect?
As per the reports, the Stable One UI 6 watch update will only be released after the final update of the Samsung Health App. The company has released a new updated version for smartphones. This latest version of the app has provided some new features to the older models of the Galaxy watch that were only available in the Galaxy Watch 7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra.
Samsung has also fixed several bugs and technical issues. The new models of Galaxy Watch 4 now provide an energy score feature that tracks the daily wellness of the user. The tracker can also be customized as per the requirements and goals of the individual. This update provides advice to improve your health and strategize a training plan.
The Galaxy Watch 4, 5, and 6 users who participated in the One UI 6 Watch Beta program have already received the stable update. Samsung has introduced new features for the Galaxy Watch 4, 5, and 6, paving the way for the rollout of the stable One UI 6 update for all users.
Galaxy Watch Update Delays – Major Letdown for Users
The Galaxy Watch users are having a hard time with the constant delay in the updates. While the company guarantees a quarterly update for its wearables, the reality has been nothing less than disappointing and frustrating for the users.
One Reddit user commented, “Bruh, I was really hoping it would release in September, at least give us beta access in more countries.” Another user commented, “Hope they sort out the sleep monitoring. The Pro 5 has never accurately nor even come close to tracking my sleep. I’m an insomniac, and the hours I spend trying to sleep or get back to sleep, it says I AM asleep! It’s hilarious that to get 2 hours of sleep in 10-20 minute fragments gets recorded as 7 hours sleep.”
While Samsung has introduced some useful new features for its Galaxy Watches, the delays in rolling out the stable One UI 6 update have left many users disappointed. Despite promises of regular updates, the long waits and ongoing issues like inaccurate sleep tracking are frustrating. Samsung needs to step up and deliver the update as promised to keep its Galaxy Watch users happy and satisfied.
