so your watch isn’t connected to your phone at all? Sooooo... it’s just a watch? Why even bother?im getting 2 days on a single charge with AOD turned on and 30min workouts each day with heart readings. LTE off, bluetooth off, wifi off, gps off, noise monitor off, walkie off.
im getting 2 days on a single charge with AOD turned on and 30min workouts each day with heart readings. LTE off, bluetooth off, wifi off, gps off, noise monitor off, walkie off.
That's about normal. Most people report (including myself) about 3.5% per hour with AOD turned on and medium usage during that time.have not really seen any improvement with battery life just yet. didnt some people say it took several days to see improvement? i just did setup as new 2 days ago but battery is the same. took off watch at 5:30 am its now 8:43 and im at 93%. maybe it wont get better till watchOS 6.1 is released.
Defeating the purpose of having a smart watch a bit arn't you?
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so your watch isn’t connected to your phone at all? Sooooo... it’s just a watch? Why even bother?
I’m thinking about exchanging my 5 for a 4 I have 9 days left to do it.series 4 cellular has good battery life? i even turned off cellular on my 5 while at work so it’s using wifi and still battery just drains and i’m barley using it.That shouldn’t matter. With my series 4 I never dropped below 80% until around 3pm doing the same things. I use maps quite often and will most likely run later this evening and the battery will be toast by then.
heavy usage moderate or light? lolI don't see the problem ...
Less than 3%/hour => more than 30 hours of usage.
What do you expect ? You want to produce electricity with your watch?
My S5 battery life seems to be essentially the same as my S4 was when the AOD is off.I’m thinking about exchanging my 5 for a 4 I have 9 days left to do it.series 4 cellular has good battery life? i even turned off cellular on my 5 while at work so it’s using wifi and still battery just drains and i’m barley using it.
maybe i should switch watch faces to see if this helps with battery life?
currently using meridian
damn well maybe i’ll just keep it then and hope it gets better but it came off charge at 5 am and it’s not even 11 am and it’s at 77 percent just used it for a few txt messages and that’s it also AOD is off.I would think that if it’s not really in use then why would the battery drain for no reason? my iphone when it just sits not in use the battery barley goes down do you know what i mean?My S5 battery life seems to be essentially the same as my S4 was when the AOD is off.
I had really bad battery life when I first got the S5. Much better now (on 6.01), and while it's not the same as my prior S3 and S4 with the AOD on, it's been getting me from wake to bed with ~25-35% to spare (high end of that if my workouts and LTE usage are limited for the day, lower end of that if I do 120+ minutes of workout or more than short stints on LTE).
With the AOD off (which I tried for short periods for experimental purposes), it seems to be about the same as my S4 on watchOS 6 was.
I have a ritual when I come home after work, where I make myself a nice cup of coffee, sit in the couch and drink it while checking out the news. Next to my couch, on a small table, is my AW-charger (on a stand). Since I'm sitting down and not doing a lot, the watch goes on the charger for 30-40 minutes, that is more than enough charging to get 24 hrs of battery without losing any standing hours, calories and I can sleep with the watch and use it as my wake up alarm.
Only note for this topic: it's an AW S4 and I was wondering if AW S5 people have a similar charging routine and I want to know if 40 minutes a day is enough charging for the watch for you.
I work from home. So I chuck mine on charge next to me whenever I feel the needI have a ritual when I come home after work, where I make myself a nice cup of coffee, sit in the couch and drink it while checking out the news. Next to my couch, on a small table, is my AW-charger (on a stand). Since I'm sitting down and not doing a lot, the watch goes on the charger for 30-40 minutes, that is more than enough charging to get 24 hrs of battery without losing any standing hours, calories and I can sleep with the watch and use it as my wake up alarm.
Only note for this topic: it's an AW S4 and I was wondering if AW S5 people have a similar charging routine and I want to know if 40 minutes a day is enough charging for the watch for you.