View your step count in Samsung Health
Samsung Health allows you to monitor your daily steps. When using multiple connected devices like a phone and a watch, it can be challenging to track steps individually. Adjust Samsung Health settings to view all steps collectively, regardless of activity. You can also check step counts for each device. Ensure you've set up the necessary widgets on your devices.
Note: For the best performance, keep your phone and Samsung Health updated.
Whether your phone is in your pocket, purse, backpack, or hand, it will accurately track your steps. This data seamlessly syncs with connected devices like your Samsung smartwatch. Additionally, consider adding a step widget to your phone's Home screen for quick access to your step count.
Set target: Tap Target to set up a daily step goal.
Select step data to show: Tap this to see the total steps recorded on your phone or a connected device. Please see the "View step counts from your different devices" section for more details.
Once you set up the Steps widget on your watch, you can see your current step count whenever you want.
Notes:
- For the best performance, keep your watch software and Samsung Health app updated.
- You can also go to the Steps widget by tapping Samsung Health, and then tapping Steps.
- You can also change the measurement units on your watch. Open Samsung Health, tap Settings, and then tap Units. You can adjust the units of measurement according to your preferences, although this may not be available on all watch models.
After a full workout schedule, you can check your total step count on your phone or see which device counts the most.
Note: Some devices, such as the Galaxy Watch Active, Galaxy Watch Active2, and Gear S3, cannot be viewed individually.
Samsung Health will track your steps over time so you can track your progress on your way to your health goals. The results will be displayed on a handy graph.
Open the Samsung Health app on your phone, and then tap Steps. From there, you can swipe left and right on the graph to view your step totals from previous days.
Tap the icon in the top right corner (it looks like four vertical lines) to select 7 days, 31 days, or 12 months to view the average number of daily steps over a certain period.
It doesn't stop with your steps. You can view other workouts on your watch's Widget screen.
From the watch's Home screen, swipe left until you reach Add widget or Add tiles. Tap Add (the plus sign), and then swipe to and tap Multi-workouts. Then, select the exercises you want displayed on the widget or tile. You can now tap the exercise you want to view and track.
If you want to see more details about a step count option, such as All steps or Mobile phone, there's a way to do that too.
Open the Samsung Health app on your phone and tap Steps. Tap More options (the three vertical dots), and then tap About steps. From here, you can read the available information.
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