This is a quick post related to the Apple Watch's battery. When I first got my watch, I took it to work and used it with Apple Music for several hours. By noon, I had burned through nearly half of my battery. I read some articles and they said to remove the Heart Rate feature from "Glances", turn off as many notifications as possible, turn off email, etc.
However, the actual cure for the issue was to unpair the watch from the iPhone. After doing this, I made an effort to listen to music for several hours at work, use it as a remote (SimpleControl) for most of the night, and to tax it is more than I would do in a typical day. I put the watch on my wrist at 8AM and took it off after 12AM (that night). I still had over 40 percent battery left.
My suggestion if you are having battery issues to start by unpairing your watch and then re-pairing it again with the iPhone. For me, this cleared up all my problems without removing a bunch of useful features.
However, the actual cure for the issue was to unpair the watch from the iPhone. After doing this, I made an effort to listen to music for several hours at work, use it as a remote (SimpleControl) for most of the night, and to tax it is more than I would do in a typical day. I put the watch on my wrist at 8AM and took it off after 12AM (that night). I still had over 40 percent battery left.
My suggestion if you are having battery issues to start by unpairing your watch and then re-pairing it again with the iPhone. For me, this cleared up all my problems without removing a bunch of useful features.
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