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I’m currently using a Series 5 watch which has the always on screen mode. I use it to track sleep and I exercise around an hour daily and use it primarily to tr
by gandalfgreybeer 6y ago
I’m currently using a Series 5 watch which has the always on screen mode. I use it to track sleep and I exercise around an hour daily and use it primarily to track water intake, track my tasks, and play music.
It might be my usage, but I’ve never had the problem of it dying unexpectedly. I usually charge it when I’m taking a bath and while I’m reading a book.
I’ve gone through Fitbits and other wearables which don’t need daily charging but I personally don’t have a problem with the battery.
- jamespetercook 6y agoSimilar experience here. I have a Series 4, and charge it on an evening when I'm not doing much for about 30/40 mins and it's good for another 24 hours. The new sleep tracking feature asks for 30% battery life before being enabled, and lets you know in advance if you need to charge. Before Apple added that feature to the OS I was using the Pillow app and that would happily blow through 80% of the battery in a night. Overall the device has been a massive net positive for my health, I really love it.