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This may be true for older Apple Watches, but it's not true for the latest Apple Watch. I get 3 days of battery life on regular usage, and a full charge only ta
by jquery 4y ago
This may be true for older Apple Watches, but it's not true for the latest Apple Watch. I get 3 days of battery life on regular usage, and a full charge only takes about an hour. Throwing it on the charger while I take a shower or wash dishes is enough to keep it topped off.
- thewataccount 4y agoAdmittedly mine is a bit older and I haven't kept _super_ up to date with people's experiences. Which model do you have? I'm pretty sure the real expensive one (ultra?) has pretty good battery life, I'm not sure about the others
- nebula8804 4y agoHere is an article that compares charging times on the newest vs somewhat old apple watches: https://www.androidauthority.com/how-long-does-apple-watch-take-to-charge-3117432/ https://www.androidauthority.com/how-long-does-apple-watch-t... Also Apple introduced a "Low Power Mode" on WatchOS 9 that allows you to potentially get 60 hrs on the Apple watch ultra. This link discussed what is disabled in this mode. Seems like it would work for your use case or at the very least you run low power mode during the day and turn it off at night for better sleep monitoring: https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/enable-low-power-mode-apple-watch/ https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/enable-low-power-mode-apple...
- kayodelycaon 4y agoI have a series 5 and it easily last 24 hours, with the screen on the entire time. It charges pretty fast. Haven't measured it but I never have to think about battery life.
- thedanbob 4y agoEven older ones are decent. I have a 4 and it's probably got about 2 days of battery life. I put it on the charger for an hour every morning as part of my routine.