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Apple Watch battery drains fast

My battery is draining so much faster all of a sudden. I’ve had about a year. What should I do?


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Posted on Jun 23, 2022 7:12 AM

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Posted on Jun 23, 2022 7:43 AM

I would check to see what apps are running in the background app refresh in the ⌚️ App but also the always-on feature(if you have it) will be consistent drainer; so if you really want to ease up on the battery- that’s the first thing I’d turn off. But after a year idk it could be several reasons why.


Make sure you’re using Apple Certified to charge & please don’t leave any battery device plugged in once 100% has shown- yes they monitor & can stop the charging but I don’t believe it works exactly [AC charging will still have some voltage processing.]

Any battery would then begin to discharge & since connected- it’ll discharge & recharge to 100 again-


And a tip; restarting & a shutdown every so often helps with any device- Apple or non.


Hope this helps you :)


-Topher Support

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Jun 23, 2022 7:43 AM in response to 9430Ridge

I would check to see what apps are running in the background app refresh in the ⌚️ App but also the always-on feature(if you have it) will be consistent drainer; so if you really want to ease up on the battery- that’s the first thing I’d turn off. But after a year idk it could be several reasons why.


Make sure you’re using Apple Certified to charge & please don’t leave any battery device plugged in once 100% has shown- yes they monitor & can stop the charging but I don’t believe it works exactly [AC charging will still have some voltage processing.]

Any battery would then begin to discharge & since connected- it’ll discharge & recharge to 100 again-


And a tip; restarting & a shutdown every so often helps with any device- Apple or non.


Hope this helps you :)


-Topher Support

Apple Watch battery drains fast

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