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Galaxy WatchGood luck, hope you can figure out my bad tip and it works for you.
I only replace my watches once the batteries need to be charged to often. Why where it at all if I have to take it off even once every day for 3 hours. Usually I don't replace until it's needing to be charged or even put on the charger twice with in 24 hours. Even if that motion of just putting it on the charger fits into the last minute of that 24h period. Which was the kind of drain people seemed to be complaining about until finding that setting and turning it off.
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Galaxy WatchAOD, Always On Display. It's a well-known issue on draining a battery.
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