Because I have an unused iphone lying around and the ATV remote died after 2 years, won't charge. And the phone app is way better than the hardware anyway.Why not use a regular ATV remote?
Because I have an unused iphone lying around and the ATV remote died after 2 years, won't charge. And the phone app is way better than the hardware anyway.Why not use a regular ATV remote?
AW also supports optimized chrging - that is, if you regularly 1, put it on charger at, say, 10PM and 2, take it off at, say, 7AM, it'll only charge to 80% initially and only around 6AM from 80 to 100%.But do you charge to 100% all the time and let it sit on the charger?
Impressive, what’s your charging habits ?My series 6 which I purchased April 2022 is still at 100 percent
Do you perhaps let the battery run to completely empty often?
I usually charge the battery when it goes down to 40-50%. And never let it go below 30%. Same goes for my iPhone 13 and AW 8. Both were bought on the release date and both still have 100% battery health. Even the iPhone which is now 1,5 years old.
I believe the charging patterns are very important if the goal is to keep the battery in good shape as long as possible.
I would call appleWe bought a 1st gen SE cellular watch for my son in late august. It's at 88% health now which seems ridiculous.
Treat yourself to a S8 well worth itMy S4 bought on first day battery is at 84%. I charge it every morning to 100% and wear it the rest of the day and night (go on a 3 mile outdoor walk most days). It is normally down to 40-50% in the morning. Debating with myself about getting an S8 when they go on sale.
That’s what I would suggest given it’s a Hermes, doesn’t cost you anything but some timeI guess I can initiate a tech support chat and see if they'll do it anyway.
S5 is nearly 4yrs old, I would be surprised if an iphone battery was any better after that amount of time, my se2020 is coming up to 3rs and was at 80% before I had the battery changed.My S5 41mm bought in the launch month is 77% now. I charge it every night to 100%. It’s still usable just because I turned the always on display off.
I‘m quite dissatisfied with the battery degradation of AW, I think it’s the Apple product with the shorter lifespan![]()
My iPhone Xs bought in the same period was 84% two months ago, when I sold it…S5 is nearly 4yrs old, I would be surprised if an iphone battery was any better after that amount of time, my se2020 is coming up to 3rs and was at 80% before I had the battery changed.
Not great. I moved to Garmin and couldn't be happier.I’ve had my series 7 for a year and it’s at 88% life. Is this a healthy discharge? I take care of it like a baby.
Basically this is what you expect from Apple, live with it. The bar is not that high anymore.I don't have to explain anecdotal. You asked about your watch. There is nothing wrong with your watch battery. Just like the phone, every battery is different as is each day to day usage.
Charging habits shouldn’t matter. We buy a watch and we use it and charge it. Apple doesn’t tell us how to charge it so we just charge it. And use it. If charging a particular way makes a difference, well, Apple should be ashamed.
In the end, it’s just a product we use and charge. Nothing we do with it (within reason) should make it last longer or shorter.
I agree, if you’re a serious athlete there’s nothing like Garmin. However, for a weekend warrior that has an office job, Apple Watch is a much better smartwatch.Not great. I moved to Garmin and couldn't be happier.