I've been using the SE without 4G for 6 days now. It works so far so well. Only sometimes it "uncouples" itself so that I don't get any more notifications, but it just plays on the phone again. After half an hour everything is normal again, without any intervention & it comes up on the clock. It's probably the sensor - I had it too loose & then the watch obviously thought it wasn't on my arm (whereas I didn't think it was loose). Have it very tight now it feels, so it decouples less often, but still at least 1x a day. Does anyone know this?
Paddy2022
2 years ago
Hi try calibrating the clock it should not be too tight it is also important that the clock has all the permissions normally everything should work afterwards i don't have the problem with mine it works absolutely properly

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I've been using the SE without 4G for 6 days now. It works so far so well. Only sometimes it "uncouples" itself so that I don't get any more notifications, but it just plays on the phone again. After half an hour everything is normal again, without any intervention & it comes up on the clock. It's probably the sensor - I had it too loose & then the watch obviously thought it wasn't on my arm (whereas I didn't think it was loose). Have it very tight now it feels, so it decouples less often, but still at least 1x a day. Does anyone know this?

Paddy2022

2 years ago

Hi try calibrating the clock it should not be too tight it is also important that the clock has all the permissions normally everything should work afterwards i don't have the problem with mine it works absolutely properly

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Hi try calibrating the clock it should not be too tight it is also important that the clock has all the permissions normally everything should work afterwards i don't have the problem with mine it works absolutely properly

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