I clean my watch surface with a soft cloth used for eyeglasses. I can see a ridge around the display. Is that a screen protector or the actual watch glass? The surface isn't scratched. It reminds me of those screen protectors. I don't remember taking one off when I bought it. The surface now reminds me of a screen protector. I've had it over a year or so. How can I tell for sure?
You've likely evaporated the entire aliophobic coding that was on the watch. That coating is responsible for the feel of the glass the look of the glass the fingerprint resistance, the oil resistance it is what makes our phones and other touchscreen devices feel so nice and easy to slide your finger on but when you put a real cheap screen protector on they don't have the coating on them that's why they feel different and they just feel cheap I'm assuming that's what you're talking about when you say screen protector that it reminds you of. Other than that the only other thing it could be is scratches but you said it's not scratching which I don't really understand how unless you have a watch5 Pro or one of the other couple models Samsung made with sapphire instead of glass. I have the five pro with titanium frame and sapphire glass and I haven't had a case on it or screen protector on for the last 6 months or so, ever since I decided I was just going to keep it instead of trading it in and my screen is like brand new still and I've whacked my watch again some pretty rough things by accident I work in the automotive industry. The case has some paint chipping like however they powder coated it wasn't very thick of a coating because it's worn away the most around the touch sensitive bezel from I guess my finger just trying to navigate using the digital bezel. There's absolutely no physical damage though like dense chips or scratching The titanium is extremely strong I just wish they used a better system of painting these watches it makes it look really cheap and cheesy especially for a watch that I got brand new for almost $600 with LTE these things were very expensive when they came out
I have the Watch 6 and an old Watch 3 LTE. THE 6 is the one i was asking about. No chips or scratches. I cleaned it really well with a soft cloth. Might be the brightness. I keep it below 1/2 because I use always on display. I get a day and a half out of my watch before charging. Is it regular glass?
Nah it's sapphire like the 5 Pro but casing is standard stainless instead of titanium. Samsung confused a lot of people with the GW6 as it wasn't meant to be an upgrade from the 5 Pro, it's an upgrade from the 4. The 6 classic is the upgrade from the 4 classic and the regular 6 is an upgrade from the regular 4.
The new ultra is the upgrade from the 5 Pro. They kind of really messed the naming scheme up and so many people bought the 6 thinking it was better specced than the 5 Pro but it has a larger display with a smaller batyery, steel instead of titanium and I have a LTE and still over a year later, getting close to 3 days battery with LTE activated on auto mode but it's active as in I pay for an eSIM so I use it as my second phone. Yeah I've got no idea what it could be then, I was just taking a wild guess. Why didn't you post a picture of the screen? Would highly aid us in helping figure out what is happening to your screen!
