Completely agree with this. Makes more sense to see the battery of the phone from the Watch than the Watch battery from the phone.
There’s a 3rd party app called Cloud Battery that does this. You can even see the battery level of the Apple Pencil but I don’t think it works with Mac. I found it to be inaccurate or slow to update on my end.
From everywhere in iOS, swipe down from the pinnacle of the display screento show Notification Center, then faucet on the “Today” tab if you arenow no longer already there. Look for the “Batteries” phase to view the battery life, fee status, and percentfinalof everytoolrelatedvia Bluetooth.
You can see battery level of your devices in the Find My Devices app on the watch but you’re right it would be nice to have them available at a quick glance, maybe a complication if not in the control center.
You can see battery level of your devices in the Find My Devices app on the watch but you’re right it would be nice to have them available at a quick glance, maybe a complication if not in the control center.
You can see battery level of your devices in the Find My Devices app on the watch but you’re right it would be nice to have them available at a quick glance, maybe a complication if not in the control center.
I must be doing something wrong as on the watch all I can see for devices is an icon of the battery either charging or not. No accurate battery level. Would be nice if it showed percentages.