Two water drops on a Samsung Galaxy Watch: what does it mean?
On a Samsung Galaxy Watch it means Water lock mode is on, so touches on the screen are ignored.
What Samsung says
- Samsung Galaxy Watch — Water lock mode. Water lock mode is on. It stops accidental touches on the screen and stops the wake-up gesture from turning the watch on while you swim. It turns on by itself when you start a swim workout.
Turn it off: Press and hold the Home (Power) button, and follow any instructions on the screen.
Source: Samsung US support: Use Water lock mode to swim with your Samsung smart watch (checked 2026-09-29)
- What it looks like
- Two water drops side by side; Samsung describes the icon as looking like two droplets of water.
- Shown by
- Samsung Galaxy Watch
- On other watches
- On an Apple Watch Water Lock is a single drop.
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Sources
Each meaning above is taken from the watch maker’s own guide, fetched and read on the date shown. The drawing is ours; the real icon on your watch may be drawn a little differently and can change with software updates.
- Samsung Galaxy Watch — Samsung US support: Use Water lock mode to swim with your Samsung smart watch. Covers: Samsung smart watches; model and software version not stated; not dated on the page. Checked 2026-09-29.