Gina.VSU.1882
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Q: Apple Watch dying to fast

I just brought the Apple Watch and right out the box it asked for a update. Okay that's fine but then i changed it went to sleep and woke up with 7% battery lost over night. Is that normal? So today, I just wearing it around the house and trying to customize the watch face and my watch at 45% by 2pm! Why is the battery dying so FAST! Shouldn't it last longer? I just customized it to plain clock. Also the watch keep asking for me to turn on my Bluetooth on my phone and it was on! It stop receiving my texts and emails. Can anyone help with a soluation!

Posted on Sep 22, 2015 5:32 PM

by PickyGurl22,Solvedanswer
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A:

That's what happened to me. I would charge my watch and it wouldn't even charge at all and when I had it on the charge it would decrease my battery instead of charging it so I am sending mine in for repair.

 

You should contact apple support and they will send you a box to your house if you don't have an apple store near you, you send in your watch and if your watch needs to be repaired they will repair it and if it something they can't fix, they will give you a replacement watch.

 

Hope this helps!

Posted on Sep 22, 2015 7:58 PM

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  • by PickyGurl22,Solvedanswer

    PickyGurl22 PickyGurl22 Sep 22, 2015 7:58 PM in response to Gina.VSU.1882
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    Sep 22, 2015 7:58 PM in response to Gina.VSU.1882

    That's what happened to me. I would charge my watch and it wouldn't even charge at all and when I had it on the charge it would decrease my battery instead of charging it so I am sending mine in for repair.

     

    You should contact apple support and they will send you a box to your house if you don't have an apple store near you, you send in your watch and if your watch needs to be repaired they will repair it and if it something they can't fix, they will give you a replacement watch.

     

    Hope this helps!

  • by Luke.1904,

    Luke.1904 Luke.1904 Sep 23, 2015 1:00 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882
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    Sep 23, 2015 1:00 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882

    Hi i would like to try and help you out! can i just know what Watch OS you're on and what IOS your iPhone is on. Thanks!

  • by Gina.VSU.1882,

    Gina.VSU.1882 Gina.VSU.1882 Sep 23, 2015 2:40 AM in response to Luke.1904
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    Sep 23, 2015 2:40 AM in response to Luke.1904

    Hello, it's Watch OS2 and I have iPhone 6 Plus. Thank you

  • by Luke.1904,

    Luke.1904 Luke.1904 Sep 23, 2015 2:52 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882
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    Sep 23, 2015 2:52 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882

    ok so I'm guessing you're on IOS 9 if not please update your iPhone. if its already up to date try un pairing your watch or restore it and then pair it again with your iPhone 6 plus good luck

  • by Jonathan UK,

    Jonathan UK Jonathan UK Sep 23, 2015 3:12 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882
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    Sep 23, 2015 3:12 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882

    Hi Gina

     

    It is normal for the battery life of your Apple Watch to reduce overnight. Remaining battery life during the day will depend on your usage and, of course, on the level of charge at the start of the day.


    You may find it convenient to charge your watch overnight. Under normal operation and when charged in accordance with Apple's published guidelines, this will not cause any harm to the battery. Under the latest version of the watch software (watchOS 2), Apple added a Nightstand mode specifically to complement overnight charging.


    If your iPhone and Apple Watch do not appear to be connected, it may not be necessary to unpair / re-pair.


    Try restarting both devices. First, check that both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on your iPhone: Settings > Bluetooth and Settings > Wi-Fi. (Keep both of those iPhone settings enabled for the best operation). Keep your devices near each other when restarting. To restart Apple Watch: Press and hold the side button until you see the Power Off slider; Drag the slider to turn off completely; Afterwards, press and hold the side button until you see the Apple logo.


  • by Eduardo Sancho,

    Eduardo Sancho Eduardo Sancho Oct 2, 2015 7:06 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882
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    Oct 2, 2015 7:06 AM in response to Gina.VSU.1882

    Perdón no hablo mucho ingles, pero lo mismo le sucede a mi reloj y más aun desde que actualice su software a WatchOS 2.0. El rendimiento de la batería no dura 6 horas y esto que con un uso mínimo, solo como reloj y sin utilizar sus aplicaciones.

  • by Eduardo Sancho,

    Eduardo Sancho Eduardo Sancho Oct 2, 2015 7:08 AM in response to Eduardo Sancho
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    Oct 2, 2015 7:08 AM in response to Eduardo Sancho

    Que solución brindará Apple a los usuarios de los relojes. Ya reinicie el reloj y lo enlace de nuevo y el rendimiento de la batería no mejora.