Good news for Galaxy Watch 6 users: touchscreen woes fixed

Congratulations! Witness firsthand the appreciation and joy of Galaxy Watch 6 users. Recently, Samsung got rid of a touchscreen issue that has been quite present since the next March 2024 update. The brand new version, which is being deployed as of today (April 2024), takes care of an issue that users were becoming increasingly frustrated with, namely stuck taps and swipes.

Criminal? Somehow, there was minimal damage to the “touch to turn on” function of the software; Which had a direct impact on the process of turning on and using the device. On the plus side, the most recent update (R930XXU1AXC2) includes fixing bugs so the watch is no longer frustrating dealing with a problematic touchscreen. Soft technology aims to translate into faster and easier touchscreen use to make both the device and the user feel better.

If you were one of those struggling with the glitchy screen, here’s the good news: setting up the test is an easy task. Simply open the Galaxy app on your phone and get access to all the AWCC features needed for easy operation. Alternatively, you can turn on WiFi on the watch and then tap Settings and look for available updates there.

The installer weighs just 136.34 MB, so the update won’t take long to download and install for your system. After the process, your Galaxy Watch 6 touchscreen will be at your disposal.