In response to the popularity of the previous Samsung Galaxy Watch, Samsung recently introduced the Galaxy Watch5 and Watch5 Pro. The most recent Samsung Galaxy Watch uses the same cutting-edge technologies but drastically alters the Battery Life rather than reinventing the wheel. The Samsung Galaxy Watch5 series offers a surplus of health and wellness features, in contrast to its older predecessor. Additionally, the most recent Samsung Galaxy Watch now has a fall detection feature and emergency help.
You might be wondering what is fall detection feature. It’s a completely life-saving feature that monitors the random or hard falls. It’s equipped with an accelerometer that helps to detect all your body movements. During a hard fall, it will feature emergency assistance. And in case, if you didn’t reply in a design within 60 seconds of time-frame, it will instantly and automatically deliver the SOS alert to the emergency contacts and services.
As of now, the Galaxy Watch5 series is craved with a feature known as the Fall detection feature. Here in this guide, we have mentioned step-by-step to set up the fall detection feature on Galaxy Watch5 Pro and Galaxy Watch5
First of all, to use the SOS feature, your watch must be connected to a phone. At the same point, you should keep the Emergency Contact on the list through an application.
Right after that, click on any contact to create an SOS call right after the messages are sent > Save.
I’m damn sure you are now updated with what is fall detection and how to setup it up on the Galaxy Watch5 series. In case, if your loved one, parent, toddler, or grandmother has Samsung Watch, prompt them to enable the feature as it’s completely life-saving.
If you have fall detection compatible Galaxy Watch, you can easily activate “Hard Fall Detection” from the phone settings: Navigate to the Galaxy Wearable App > Watch Settings > SOS > tap on the toggle next Detects Falls.
Thanks to it’s advanced Accelerometer will help alert you when your device attempts random falls.
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Robert Haba is the founder and editor-in-chief of Droid Tools. A lifelong gadget enthusiast with over a decade following the Android ecosystem, he built this publication to cut through the noise and give readers honest, real-world coverage of the tech they actually use.
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