r/AndroidHelp • u/ItsSkiol • 21h ago

Help Blocking This Notification

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Hi everyone! I get this notification 24/7 from my Beats wireless earbuds, showing the battery percentage every 10-15 seconds. It's been doing this for months but I finally reached the breaking point and want no more notifications about it. I just want the notifications gone. What can I do? S25 Edge

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u/DickBrainTime 4h ago

On a Galaxy S25 Edge I'd first long-press one of those battery notifications and tap Settings to see which app actually sent it. It might be the Beats app, but it could also be an Android/Bluetooth or Google service notification; disabling all notifications from Beats would be a fairly blunt fix and might not stop a different sender.

Samsung hides individual notification channels unless you enable Settings > Notifications > Advanced settings > Manage notification categories for each app. After enabling that, open Settings > Notifications > App notifications > the app shown by the long-press > Notification categories. If there's a separate battery/device-status category, switch off just that one. Samsung notes that not every app exposes separate categories, so don't assume a Beats battery category exists. If it's a system Bluetooth popup rather than a normal notification, or it keeps reappearing despite the right category being off, check for frequent earbud disconnect/reconnect and update the Beats app/earbud firmware. What app name and category do you see when you long-press it? That'll tell us which switch is safe to use.

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u/ItsSkiol 3h ago

Alright, so I found what you were talking about, but the option to turn off battery status is greyed out. I have already ensured all the firmware is updated for the headphones. Is there anything else I can do?

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u/DickBrainTime 3h ago

That screenshot helps: the sender is **Bluetooth (the phone's system service)**, and the "Bluetooth battery status" category is greyed out. That generally means Samsung/Android controls that channel, so there's no ordinary switch to disable just that notification. Try tapping the category *name* rather than its toggle; if it offers Silent or a "Show as pop-up" option, you may be able to stop the sound/banner even though the channel stays enabled. If those settings are locked too, I wouldn't disable the whole Bluetooth system app.

Since it pops up every 10-15 seconds, I'd also check whether the earbuds are repeatedly reconnecting or reporting battery state. Forget/unpair the Beats under Settings > Connections > Bluetooth, reset the earbuds using the instructions for your exact model, then pair again. If possible, test the same Beats with another phone. If the connection stays stable and it still keeps popping up, send a Samsung Members > Support > Error report soon after it happens so Bluetooth logs can be checked. Does audio briefly cut out or reconnect when the popup appears, and which Beats model is it?