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Never runs out of charge… needs recharging daily? How do these 2 not conflict?
by bombolo 4y ago
Never runs out of charge… needs recharging daily?
How do these 2 not conflict?
- mikepurvis 4y agoJust that there's a routine in place which ensures it always gets the required charge without it needing to be especially planned for.
- bombolo 4y agoI'm sure it works great when you're travelling /s
- wenc 4y agoTraveled to Japan recently (time zone change, long transpacific flight). No problem. I charged the Watch when I got to the hotel and it still had quite a bit of charge left. Then I just charged it whenever I showered and that worked for me. The Watch isn’t like a phone. It doesn’t have a lot of background apps running and the battery life between charge intervals is more than enough.
- wenc 4y agoSimple. To "run out" means to drop to a 0% battery level. That has never happened to my Watch since I've unboxed it.
- zamnos 4y agoGood for you, but with a battery life measured in hours, not days, unless you've got a life that's on such a routine that you charge it every day, it's going to run out of battery. I have a Series 4 watch and that thing spends most of its time at 0% battery level. It's not so useful when I'm just sitting at home, so I don't bother to charge it unless I'm planning on going out.
- otterley 4y agoMost Apple Watch owners charge their watch while they’re asleep at night.
- wenc 4y agoBattery life is actually 1.5 days for Series 7, and whatever routine one has with smartphone charging, one can implement the same with Watch. I tend to shower daily but I know a lot of Northern Europeans have different ideas about that so charging at bed time works too.