The Samsung Health Monitor app allows users to seamlessly measure their blood pressure, ECG, and other health-based factors just by pairing the Galaxy Watch with smartphones. Nevertheless, the application is causing issues, as several users have reported experiencing the app’s crashing issues after the update.
A few days ago, Samsung initiated a new update to the Samsung Health Monitor application that significantly brought about plenty of improvements and bug fixes.
Now, right after updating the Health Monitor app to its latest version, Galaxy Watch 4, Watch 5, and probably the Galaxy Watch 6 owners have reported that they have been experiencing Samsung Health Monitor crashing issues after updating the application to its latest version.
Reports further claimed that the Samsung Health Monitor application is not working at all on their Galaxy Watches, and right after tapping the app to open it, it’s automatically directing back to the watch’s home screen. Thus, preventing users from using the app for certain health-tracking aspects. And we also have the same issue after updating the Samsung Health Monitor app into 1.3.4.005 update
However, Samsung is yet to acknowledge the issue, while it’s hoped that the company would soon review things and offer some effective solutions that help to bring stability to the Health Monitor’s performance so that the app could provide a more enhanced experience to the users.
On the contrary, Samsung has just started rolling out the stable Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch to the Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic, while the company will push the latest version to the other smartwatches, including the Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 5 lineup, shortly.
