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Oct 18, 2016 5:14 AM in response to ksbarnzby pendolino,i just removed any playlists from syncing with the watch through the iphone app. not sure if this will fix it. battery still drains fast but without the phone heating up and at a slower rate so there still seems to be a residual problem somewhere.
what a nightmare.
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Oct 18, 2016 7:01 AM in response to pendolinoby ksbarnz,Last night I tried removing and adding the synced playlist back to the watch, hard resetting both the watch and phone turning off and on iCloud music sync. Nothing worked to fix the problem. The only way I fixed it was to unpair and pair the watch back to the phone.
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Oct 20, 2016 4:18 PM in response to ksbarnzby johnnyboy71,I am having the same issue, iPhone 7 Plus , apple watch, and Powerbeats2 wireless, app store was using roughly 70 percent of my battery and would last only a few hours. After unpairing my watch and repairing without syncing any music the battery still was draining. I did have photos synced however i do not think thats the issue. After listening to music today on the powerbeats the battery started to drain again. I think it has to do with either syncing content to a apple watch, or listening to music via bluetooth headphones with watch and phone on(maybe music control on watch). I have turned off the headphones , restarted both products, and now am using the lightning headphones. The battery works perfectly.
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Oct 21, 2016 9:40 AM in response to ksbarnzby mattrbrt,I have been having this problem too. I got my iPhone 7 on launch day and paired it to my existing Series 1 apple watch. I never synced music to the series 1 watch. After having my series 2 watch for a few days I synced a playlist and went for an outdoor run without the iPhone. It was then I started noticing battery drain. Very quick battery drain, all attributed to the "app store" app. The phone would get so hot it was uncomfortable to even put it in my pocket. After several phone calls with Apple they replaced my iPhone 7 which I got on Monday. I set it all up, paired it to the watch, and Tuesday through Thursday it worked great. Well, this morning it was time for an outdoor run on my workout schedule (if I am doing the rower or weights I listen to bluetooth headphones directly from my phone), so I synced my workout playlist to my Apple Watch S2 and that's when I noticed the iPhone 7 battery start to drain, and yup - the App Store app is now again showing it is sucking down the battery.