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Guess watchOS 6 beta is the way to go. Here is my data. Apple Watch series 4.
Yeah I’ve read that people on the watch beta are fine.
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Guess watchOS 6 beta is the way to go. Here is my data. Apple Watch series 4.
Yeah I’ve read that people on the watch beta are fine.
Ruh roh AppleI thought that was the case too, so, I installed Watch beta the day before yesterday. When I woke up yesterday (I wear my watch overnight), things were looking back to normal, and I had reasonable battery life throughout the day yesterday. Went to bed last night with a fully charged watch, and woke up this morning at 56%. I don't know what the answer is.
Yeah I’ve read that people on the watch beta are fine.
I thought that was the case too, so, I installed Watch beta the day before yesterday. When I woke up yesterday (I wear my watch overnight), things were looking back to normal, and I had reasonable battery life throughout the day yesterday. Went to bed last night with a fully charged watch, and woke up this morning at 56%. I don't know what the answer is.
Hopefully a new iOS 13 Beta will drop today (or at least this week). I won't consider moving to the WatchOS Beta unless it's absolutely necessary, as things are working just fine for me right now with iOS 13 Beta 4, but with my luck Apple will trigger some sort of expiration for the older betas, forcing an upgrade to one of the newer ones. Ideally, hopeful they will have it fixed in Beta 6.
My watch was from 100 to 70% in 2 hours with no use at all...its insane...no fixes at all?
I ended up going back to iOS 13 Beta 4, and so far so good. Co-worker kept his (also an Xs Max) on Beta 5 (and watch on 5.3) and his watch down to 10% within 5 1/2 hours with nothing more than checking a few texts and looking at the time. Usage and standby both showed within 2 minutes of each other (so it "slept" at some point for 2 minutes). Something in Beta 5 is keeping the watch from sleeping.
I'm not going to try the WatchOS beta again, as there's no way for me to downgrade myself in the event things get worse with the next WatchOS beta, and the last WatchOS beta I tried gave me nothing but problems, so had to send my watch off to be downgraded.
how did you get back to ios 13 beta 4?
Since updating to Beta 5 (iOS), my Series 4 (on Watch OS 5.3) has been draining battery 1% every 8-10 minutes. I did not have this issue with Beta 4 (iOS). If I check the watch app on my phone and look at general -> usage -- its showing that the watch is pretty much never going to sleep (it shows the two minute amounts at almost the same exact number, or off by a few minutes -- likely because there are periods where I put it into Theater Mode).
I've unpaired and re-paired and no change.
(I posted this in the Beta 5 release thread but figured I'd post here as well for those who may not look at that thread).
Yeah I’ve read that people on the watch beta are fine.
The problem with loading the watch OS6 beta is that you are locking yourself into a corner. You cannot downgrade a watch beta without sending your watch to Apple, and OS6 won't pair with your iPhone unless your phone is running iOS13.
If you put the watch beta on, you are stuck with it and iOS 13 unless you want to send your watch into Apple to have them downgrade it.
Exactly which is why I won’t be doing it.
I am running the latest ios 13 public beta and watch 5.3. I turned off Bluetooth on my phone and that seems to be helping. Prior to that I had to put the watch in airplane mode … hopefully a new public beta drops today.