How do I extend the battery life on my Apple Watch?
Apple watches by default have no problem lasting from when you wake up in the morning till when you go to bed in the evening. If you want to use it for sleep tracking or anything like that, a little bit of extra battery life can become really very important. There are a few little tricks to get the best of your battery life out of your Apple device if you’re having a hard time making it last through all 24 hours.
For the first tip, you have to make sure that Apple watch software is fully Up to date. Especially when you have the Apple watch big point releases like the os 7. These big point releases turn out to have bugs and glitches in their software early on that makes their battery life not up to satisfaction. So for this trip, make sure you have your watch on the up-to-date version of the software.
Now, if your watch is up to date and still eats into the battery life expectancy, you can restart your watch and your Apple phone to which it is paired. Sometimes, a background process maybe catches up between your devices which drains your battery so restarting your devices will release all background apps.
More also, you can also turn off notifications for apps that you don’t need notification of on your Apple watch to conserve your battery. Siri is also a great drain on the watch battery. Because of the constant alertness for the “Hey Siri” call, the watch uses an extra battery.
There are other good practices that can help you to extend your apple watch battery life.