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Its still good enough to last all day under any usecase though. What I found with my pebble watch is it would always go flat on me in the middle of the day beca
by canofbars 6y ago
Its still good enough to last all day under any usecase though. What I found with my pebble watch is it would always go flat on me in the middle of the day because I didn't have a real charging schedule. With my AW I just stick it on the charger when I go to sleep and it will never go flat on me.
- leadingthenet 6y agoBut then it doesn’t track your sleep...
- canofbars 6y agoI never found the sleep tracking to be useful. I get enough sleep and the watch doesn't tell me anything particularly interesting. I did it a few times and can see my heart rate overnight but it isn't something that changes day to day.
- t-writescode 6y agoMy Apple Watch (see my response above) has lasted well over a day including sleep tracking, on a single charge. It would go to 2 days if I let it. It’ll be able to track your sleep, just turn the always on screen and several notifications off.
- irlib 6y agoI have everything on on my series 6 LTE. After 23 hours on my wrist it usually at 50%. It is new though. But the screen is always on. It seems they have improved battery life on series 6 comparing with my old series 4.
- t-writescode 6y agoI should have added this is an Apple Watch 6, as well. It’s definitely reached a point where I’m not worried, so far. Tomorrow I’m going for a run, so that should be interesting.
- theshrike79 6y agoThis is exactly the issue with "all day vs a week". Schedule. If you charge the device every night, that's routine. You go to sleep, pop your phone and watch in a charger. Done. A week-long battery has 1-3 days to remind the user to charge. 2-4 days isn't something you can build a routine on, it's not really a full work week even.