Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is one of the best smartwatches available in the market with a major focus on health tracking. Being the best or premium product does not guarantee that it will have no problems in the future. Though Samsung makes high-standard smartwatches, some temporary bugs or other software issues can generate problems at any time. As for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4, users have reported issues such as the screen not responding or the screen not working. If you are one of them, stick with this post as we’ll have a look at all the possible workarounds to fix the screen-related issues on your Samsung smartwatch.
Samsung unveiled the Watch 4 alongside the Watch 4 Classic in August last year. The Galaxy Watch 4 is offered in 40mm and 44mm sizes with 330PPI pixel density and a rubber band. It is loaded with health features such as PPG, ECG, and BIA. The wearable can track more than 100 different fitness activities. It is based on Wear OS. Samsung has improved continuous blood and oxygen tracking while sleeping and sleep management.
Here’s What to Do if Your Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Screen Is Not Responding
1. Charge Your Smartwatch
The battery juice on your Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 might have sucked up completely. In such a case, the device does not have enough power to even show the boot screen. If the battery is dead, the watch will vibrate when you try to turn it on, but there will be no visible change on the display. To rule out this possibility, charge your phone for at least 10-15 minutes and then try to turn it back on.
2. Perform Force Reboot
If there’s a temporary bug in your Galaxy Watch 4 which is behind the screen-related problem, a force reboot might do the trick. What it does is it stops all the running processes. Hence, the bug which is causing the problem also gets removed from the background.