Apple Watch battery is draining fast:
Is your Apple Watch battery draining fast? To understand Apple Watch performance and its relation to your battery, see:
Apple Watch Battery and Performance – Apple Support
“Battery life” is the amount of time your device runs before it needs to be recharged. “Battery lifespan” is the amount of time your battery lasts until it needs to be replaced. Maximize both and you’ll get the most out of your Apple devices, no matter which ones you own. See the “Tips for Apple Watch” section in:
Batteries – Maximizing Performance – Apple
If the battery drains too fast after an update, see all the replies to:
Battery Drain since watches 7.4 – Apple Community
WatchOS 7.5 battery drain – Apple Community
In some cases, unpairing the watch, completely erasing it, then pairing and restoring the backup will resolve the battery-draining issue after an update. (Simply unpairing and pairing again may not work.)
Unpair and erase your Apple Watch – Apple Support
Also, some people have found that simply waiting a few days after an update resolves the battery-draining problem.
You can have a look at some solutions linked below:
Just reset your watch and make sure to turn off the background app refresh and walkie-talkie from this settings.
How can I tell what is draining my Apple Watch battery?
- Go to the iPhone home screen and open the Watch app.
- Scroll down and tap General.
- Your watch’s General settings should be visible. Scroll down and tap Usage.
- In the Usage interface, scroll to the bottom and locate the Usage and Standby indicators.
Some tips about Apple Watch
First and foremost, disconnect your Apple Watch from your iPhone and pair them again. If your iWatch battery life is running faster than it should, there may be an issue between the Watch and the phone. Repairing the connection could remove these hiccups.
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