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For the past few years, I’ve been avoiding using third-party watch faces on my Galaxy Watch and Pixel Watch because they’re just frustrating all around. Most third-party watch faces are slow, heavy, and poorly designed, and it’s tough to find one that works well. Worse yet, they often drain the battery very fast, they don’t show proper health stats and data, and sometimes they also want me to install a companion app on my phone for some reason.
But things are changing thanks to Google and Samsung, and third-party Wear OS watch faces have started to get better, and I’ve found 10 favorites to share with you.
For the past few years, I’ve been avoiding using third-party watch faces on my Galaxy Watch and Pixel Watch because they’re just frustrating all around. Most third-party watch faces are slow, heavy, and poorly designed, and it’s tough to find one that works well. Worse yet, they often drain the battery very fast, they don’t show proper health stats and data, and sometimes they also want me to install a companion app on my phone for some reason.
But things are changing thanks to Google and Samsung, and third-party Wear OS watch faces have started to get better, and I’ve found 10 favorites to share with you.
