Whether you own an Apple Watch or a Wear OS by GoogleTM, you can now monitor and control your connected appliances with more convenience than ever.
Frequently asked questions on Smartwatches
If you own an Apple Watch, you can use Home Connect with watchOS 7 or higher.
Smartwatches with Wear OS by Google™ are supported from version 2.X upwards.
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Please check your coffee machine for issues like an empty water tank or bean container. Once this has been fixed, you can resend your coffee order.
Watch apps generally do not support notifications. You can, however, activate notifications within your Home Connect mobile app. This way you will receive notifications on your smartwatch, too. Please make sure to allow notifications from Home Connect in your smartwatch settings.
It can take a few seconds for the watch apps to update the latest appliance status.
Yes, all appliances of the same category e.g. two ovens will appear on your watch once connected. If you have an oven with multiple cavities, each cavity will be listed as a separate oven.
Simply restart your watch or log out and back in to see your recently connected appliances.
When using your watch for the first time, it will take a short while to retrieve all the necessary data. In some cases, the display will turn off in the process to avoid unnecessary battery drain. If this happens, all you need to do is relaunch the app.
Any questions specifically on watchOS?
This behavior is intended by watchOS and nothing unusual.
As the app has been optimized for the use of Apple Watches 5, 6 and SE, minor differences may appear using older generations.