Don’t remember most people have no issue at all without removing nothing.
True. Also we seldom hear back from those where an update fixed the issue.
Don’t remember most people have no issue at all without removing nothing.
I removed my saved offline playlists which solved most of my battery issues but it seems to have gotten worse again 😵💫True. Also we seldom hear back from those where an update fixed the issue.
I removed my saved offline playlists which solved most of my battery issues but it seems to have gotten worse again 😵💫
Im now on 10.2 Beta 4 but it still doesn’t seem to be fixed. Lost over 10% in less than 2 hours. It’s unbelievable.
Well after Apple forced the Beta on me through the update I'm on 10.2. It did solve the battery issue for a while, but that has since come back. Noticed it yesterday, and this morning it only charged to 70%. I know last time I had to restart it before I'd charge it at night so I'll try that again tonight. Now my battery is at 55% since taking it off the charger at 7:30 or so. With one report saying 10.2 Beta 4 doesn't fix it, I don't have high hopes there. SO ANNOYING by Apple here.
Why won't Apple give us the software option to revert back to Watch OS9? They're the one's who forced the beta upon me, I didn't select it and had Beta updates turned off. It's ridiculous they make you send it in for them to manually do it there. Sorry for the rant, but this essentially makes my Apple Watch useless and it's Apple's own fault.
Yes. Sent them a complete syslog by installing a special profile on the watch… still not much hope here.Did you send feedback to Apple?
Yup, my fault there for not reading and assuming (I know what that makes me haha) it was a legit release and not the Beta. But I did have it turned off, so shouldn't have had to. Apple's fault there.Apple didn't force you to download the beta.![]()
I've seen a lot of complaints on Reddit and other places but yeah. We and those folks represent a very, very small portion of the many millions of watch owners. And of course some have issues and never complain about it or wouldn't know how if they wanted to.And you also have a lot of people who have no problems or problems fixed by 10.1.x ...
You can't give general rules based on complaints. On this thread most people have issues, it's the thread for people who have battery problems ...
When an issue is very common, it makes a lot of noise (and it's amplified if it's Apple).
You have a lot of sites, influencers who are ready to create the new XXX-gate !
Battery problems with watchOS10 are not so spread if we believe the little level of noise except in such threads.
If you're replying to me, then you misunderstand me. I wasn't saying that you said that they don't exist. Just that you're right that we need to keep in mind that this is really a very small subset of the apple watch owning population. We don't have any actual data to suggest how widespread a problem this is. Only Apple has that.Be careful, I am not minimizing your issues or saying they don't exist !
I am just mitigating some general assumptions here.
A lot of people here are behaving like if watchOS10 is a general mess that eats battery for every one.
Of course it's not the case.
Apple has a lot of telemetry and has probably a lot of stats of what's working and not working.
They have already fixed some problems for a lot of people but I know there are also some people without any solution ...
Well, I’ve got a solution… They’ve done it. They‘ve broken my will, and I’ve gone ahead and ordered the Apple Watch Ultra 2…
Hope this fixes my issues I’ve had with my Series 7…