S-pen removal notification

[CC Lemon]

This notification is one of the few problems I have with the device.

I don't need it to display this notification every time I remove the pen and it seems useless since I have to be looking at the device to even notice the notification. I'm not sure how they expect me to see the notification but somehow not notice that the pen has been removed. So, we have a useless notification that ends up blocking a key feature to the device: the edge screen. I often find myself waiting a few seconds or having to click the X just to use the edge panel with my most used apps. It's a small difference, but kind of significant when it should be something that takes almost no time at all. I just want to be able to pull out the pen and have immediate access to my panel of apps.

I've gone through the settings and can't find a way to disable this notification. I'm really not sure how they thought this notification was a good idea and not having an option to turn it off is just a poor choice. Has anyone found a way to disable it?

 

[jooniloh]

I often find myself waiting a few seconds or having to click the X just to use the edge panel with my most used apps.

I agree this needs to be removed. Not really a fix, but to save some time, you don't actually have to press the little X. I found that tapping anywhere on the notification will dismiss it immediately. Hope that helps for now.

 

[xile6]

Settings > S-Pen > Pen detachment >
Detachment option none

 

[jooniloh]

Settings > S-Pen > Pen detachment >
Detachment option none

We're not talking about the Air Command menu. The problem is the notification that slides in from the edge screen (blocking its functionality) whenever the pen is removed. "S Pen has been detached."

 

[xile6]

Sorry.
I do remember seeing somewhere where you can turn it off but can't remember if I find it I'll post it.

 

[CrazyOldMaurice]

I'm still looking for a fix for this. More specifically, the big pen splash I get whenever the S-Pen is attached. It just does it repeatedly with me barely moving.