Some in these forums will exaggerate so you kinda need to toss out the highest and the lowest and the truth is somewhere in between!
Thanks for the tip! I'm going to start charging it at night and it'll probably be more effective.
If you can live without the watch showing the time every time you raise your wrist, you could save a good bit of power. Mine comes on all the time while driving and other arm movements. I thought this was a waste but as I have plenty of power at the end of the day, I left it on anyway.
Have you tried restarting it? I have a 38mm and my battery has only been in dangerous zones twice. 1 time, I got the 10% remaining alert on a day of normal use, without a workout. I thought it was weird since, without a workout, I am usually left with around ~50% battery by the time I get home. The next day, it turned off on me while working out (effectively restarting). When I charged it the next day, my battery was back to normal. I'm guessing something was hogging the battery before the restart.
I would think that's the most common experience for most of us. That's about exactly what I see. I think the original poster's level is certainly appropriate, especially for a new user who's probably still doing a lot of tinkering. Just launching the Watch app on your phone will up the battery usage of the watch. And I know I did a lot of that when I first got mine getting the settings how I wanted them.
