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- 1 Apple Watch: How long does the battery last
- 1.1 If you’re thinking that the Apple Watch can last up to 24 hours, you’re wrong. It can last all throughout the day but you’ll have to recharge by bedtime.
- 1.2 It’s around 18 hours.
- 1.2.1 Apple says that in general use the Apple Watch will last around 18 hours between charges. This figure was arrived at from tests in which a first-gen Apple Watch was paired with an iPhone and used for a variety of typical uses: 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use and a 30-minute workout with music playback from Apple Watch via Bluetooth.
- 1.2.2 Our experience suggests this might be about right for the original model, provided you don’t go overboard with app use and notifications, but (despite Apple continuing to use the 18-hours figure) the Series 2 and Series 3 updates are capable of doing a lot better. In tests the Series 2 managed 54 hours (including two nights, and fairly light typical use), while the Series 3 lasted for 39 hours (including one night).
- 1.2.3 Whatever your typical usage, you can expect to have to charge your Apple Watch overnight at least every other night, and every night if you use a first-gen or Series 1 model, or if you use the cellular function on your Series 3 a fair amount.
- 1.2.4 If your device is doing significantly worse than the above figures (and is new – battery performance will degrade as it ages), it’s worth looking into why, and trying to improve matters.
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- 1.3 More Tips and Tricks for your Apple Watch Here:
- 1.3.1 Apple Watch: How long does it take to fully charge
- 1.3.2 Apple Watch: How long does the battery last
- 1.3.3 Apple Watch: How much does it cost for battery replacement
- 1.3.4 Apple Watch: How to eject water from the speakers
- 1.3.5 Apple Watch: What to do if it gets wet
- 1.3.6 Apple Watch: Is it waterproof or just splashproof
- 1.3.7 Apple Watch: How to avoid discomfort when wearing your Apple Watch
- 1.3.8 Apple Watch: What are the Apple Watch bands made of
- 1.3.9 Apple Watch: How to avoid skin irritation and allergies
- 1.3.10 Apple Watch: How to properly clean your Apple Watch
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Apple Watch: How long does the battery last
If you’re thinking that the Apple Watch can last up to 24 hours, you’re wrong. It can last all throughout the day but you’ll have to recharge by bedtime.
It’s around 18 hours.
Apple says that in general use the Apple Watch will last around 18 hours between charges. This figure was arrived at from tests in which a first-gen Apple Watch was paired with an iPhone and used for a variety of typical uses: 90 time checks, 90 notifications, 45 minutes of app use and a 30-minute workout with music playback from Apple Watch via Bluetooth.
Our experience suggests this might be about right for the original model, provided you don’t go overboard with app use and notifications, but (despite Apple continuing to use the 18-hours figure) the Series 2 and Series 3 updates are capable of doing a lot better. In tests the Series 2 managed 54 hours (including two nights, and fairly light typical use), while the Series 3 lasted for 39 hours (including one night).
Whatever your typical usage, you can expect to have to charge your Apple Watch overnight at least every other night, and every night if you use a first-gen or Series 1 model, or if you use the cellular function on your Series 3 a fair amount.
If your device is doing significantly worse than the above figures (and is new – battery performance will degrade as it ages), it’s worth looking into why, and trying to improve matters.
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More Tips and Tricks for your Apple Watch Here:
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Apple Watch: How long does it take to fully charge
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Apple Watch: How long does the battery last
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Apple Watch: How much does it cost for battery replacement
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Apple Watch: How to eject water from the speakers
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Apple Watch: What to do if it gets wet
-
Apple Watch: Is it waterproof or just splashproof
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Apple Watch: How to avoid discomfort when wearing your Apple Watch
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Apple Watch: What are the Apple Watch bands made of
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Apple Watch: How to avoid skin irritation and allergies
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Apple Watch: How to properly clean your Apple Watch