Apple Watch battery issue

[Alexrat1996]

Alright I'm having a battery issue on Apple Watch I started it at 11:30 am 100% and its 2:35 at 92% is this normal ?
I had it replaced last week and had no issue what can I do now or should I call customer relationship manger so I can get a sealed one not a refurbished one ?

 

[Julien]

3 hours use and only 8% sounds low to me. Are you complaining because you are getting too much battery life?

 

[Alexrat1996]

3 hours use and only 8% sounds low to me. Are you complaining because you are getting too much battery life?[/QUOTE
No the low battery at that rate with no notification just on my wrist to check time only is this normal I usually get 3hrs 100% then it drops

 

[Alexrat1996]

What can I do now I did no troubleshoot at all

 

[Julien]

If you fill your car with gas, then drive for 75 miles and the gas gauge still says full. Do you

• A: Conclude the gauge is not correctly calibrated
• B: Open the gas cap and fully expect to see gas filled to the top

Since A is the obvious answer then you take it to the shop to find out why it is using gas while you drive it?

 

[Alexrat1996]

If you fill your car with gas, then drive for 75 miles and the gas gauge still says full. Do you

• A: Conclude the gauge is not correctly calibrated
• B: Open the gas cap and fully expect to see gas filled to the top

Since A is the obvious answer then you take it to the shop to find out why it is using gas while you drive it?

I understand now so everything I'm seeing in my Apple Watch is normal

 

[ayasinsk]

In 3 hours your battery went down by 8%, that is normal.

 

[maxsix]

If you fill your car with gas, then drive for 75 miles and the gas gauge still says full. Do you

• A: Conclude the gauge is not correctly calibrated
• B: Open the gas cap and fully expect to see gas filled to the top

Since A is the obvious answer then you take it to the shop to find out why it is using gas while you drive it?

Is this a trick question?

 

[jasie02]

If you fill your car with gas, then drive for 75 miles and the gas gauge still says full. Do you

• A: Conclude the gauge is not correctly calibrated
• B: Open the gas cap and fully expect to see gas filled to the top

Since A is the obvious answer then you take it to the shop to find out why it is using gas while you drive it?

C: Driving a hybrid with 75+ miles electric range.

 

[TxWatch]

This person has started 4 threads with the same topic starting back in August. (Scroll down to similar threads) They had the watch replaced multiple times for charging issues. I think it is time to end their frustration and return the watch for a full refund.

I knew about the short battery life before I bought mine, so I am happy it has lasted two days a couple of times. I have also seen it go down to 10% in one day. If the battery is less than 50% at night, I charge it all night.

TxWatch