I have recently (1 week) upgraded to a new series 9 watch. I have worn it all day and battery level is 70%. Should I put it on overnight charge or run it down next day?
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NEVER run the battery to empty. That is the fastest way to destroy a Li-Ion battery.
If you are not going to wear your Apple Watch for sleep monitoring, then put it on the charger every night so you are in the habit.
If you are going to wear it for sleep monitoring, the make sure you are using an 18watt or higher power supply, so you get fast charging, then charge it while getting ready for bed, then charge it again while you are getting ready for your day.
Or find some other daily charging habit, as over time, your Apple Watch will need to be charged daily, and it is best to establish your habits now.
NEVER run the battery to empty. That is the fastest way to destroy a Li-Ion battery.
If you are not going to wear your Apple Watch for sleep monitoring, then put it on the charger every night so you are in the habit.
If you are going to wear it for sleep monitoring, the make sure you are using an 18watt or higher power supply, so you get fast charging, then charge it while getting ready for bed, then charge it again while you are getting ready for your day.
Or find some other daily charging habit, as over time, your Apple Watch will need to be charged daily, and it is best to establish your habits now.
While I’m sure your schedule won’t be the same as mine, I find it best to charge my watch when it is convenient for me. That usually works out to be to put it in charge while I have a shower, or early in the day as I have my morning coffee. I regularly use my watch for sleep monitoring, so I sometimes charge it just prior to bedtime, if I suspect it would be low by morning.
Thank you and also to stedman1 for replying. I don't wear my watch for sleep monitoring but it is good to know that top up charges are ok. Thank you both
You are quite welcome. Enjoy the watch.
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