Know more about SmartThings for Galaxy Watch

Currently, support is limited to certain Scenes and devices. However, we are continuously working to enhance the functionality and expand the range of supported service cards. Stay tuned for upcoming updates that will introduce additional service cards like energy and air quality, providing you with even more control and monitoring capabilities from your SmartThings app on your watch.

If you're unable to see a registered device in the SmartThings app for Watch, follow these steps:

If you're experiencing a difference in the device list and device statuses between the SmartThings app on your Galaxy Watch and your phone, it could be due to a loss of connection between your phone and smartwatch. To ensure proper functionality of SmartThings for Galaxy Watch, it's important to establish a stable connection between your phone and smartwatch. Here are a few steps you can take to resolve the issue:

• Check the connection: Verify that your phone and smartwatch are connected to each other. Ensure that Bluetooth is enabled on both devices and that they are within range of each other.

• Re-establish the connection: If the connection was lost, try re-establishing it by disconnecting and reconnecting your phone and watch.

• Check network connection: Make sure your connected phone has a stable network connection, either through Wi-Fi or cellular data. This ensures that the SmartThings app can properly sync device information between your phone and smartwatch.

By following these steps, you can resolve sync issues between the SmartThings app on your Watch and smartphone, ensuring accurate device lists and statuses across both devices.

At the moment, SmartThings for Galaxy Watch supports only Scenes widgets, while device status and control widgets are not yet available. To access the desired features, simply open the SmartThings app on your Galaxy Watch.