> An iWatch has such pathetic battery life that I can't believe Apple stands by it as a product. This seems to depend heavily on the series and your specific u

> An iWatch has such pathetic battery life that I can't believe Apple stands by it as a product. This seems to depend heavily on the series and your specific usage. I've had my Series 7 for about a year now, and I charge it for ~20m every morning when I sit down at my desk. It's usually at ~55% battery at that point. I can stretch it to two days between charges but I don't like to. I got my daughter an SE at the same time (it was "free"), and it barely gets a day of charge. If she enables the "always-on screen" setting it only lasts like 12h. It can be a daily watch or a sleep tracker, but not both. From what I'm hearing the Ultra lasts longer than the Series 7 or 8.