Right. I’ve been trying to establish a baseline if I can get the same battery life as my Series 5. Many days my usage is exactly as it is here. This is especially true with COVID quarantine. But many other times I’ll use the watch much more and fully expect to get less battery life. Most times I can schedule my charging based on what I expect to need.No it makes more sense now. You really aren’t using the watch at all which is leading to pretty stellar battery life. Every user is different but I would consider myself a somewhat moderate user and I’m at nearly 5 hours usage in 11 hours standby.
the new charging speed updates you put in the initial post, align with what I am seeing. it's really not as fast IMHO as apple seems to think it should be. I can get about 60-65% from very low SOC in about 1 hour.
I have the new blue alu modelWhich model do you have? I previously had the Aluminum S6 model and got 50% in 30min. The SS I have now is certainly slower.
Isn't that less than 2% an hour? If you took it off the charge at 7.15 and its reading 96% at 9.52 then thats a rate of 4% every 2.51 hours, you would get well over 5 days on one charge.With AOD turned off, handoff mode turned off, raise to wake turned off, and a good number of apps turned off from background fresh. This is puzzling that I am already down to 96% and I took it off the charger at like 7:15 AM and it's 9:52 AM. I mostly just been sitting at my desk at work. What in the world is draining it so fast?
Isn't that less than 2% an hour? If you took it off the charge at 7.15 and its reading 96% at 9.52 then thats a rate of 4% every 2.51 hours, you would get well over 5 days on one charge.
I’ve been quite inactive the last few days but I’ve just put the watch on charge. 26% battery left after 49 hours (although I had only charged to 98%).
As with my previous post though on battery life, I appreciate I don’t have everything turned on.
44mm and this is actually my second, as the original went back. The first post with similar usage was from the other watch so both have been about on par.
Yep just telling the time and a few notifications coming in. No workouts last few days. But the workouts don’t impact it too much. Well aware that having all the bells and whistles on would make quite a dent but thankfully I don’t need them all. So for those of us who aren’t power users, a couple days between charges is great 🙂Ya so no usage 3hrs 54 mins over two days usage is like not using the watch.
Your battery drain calculates to be 1.528% per hour. Your battery is not draining fast. Apple promises a battery life of 18 hours on a full charge. That calculates to a battery usage/loss of 5.556% per hour.With AOD turned off, handoff mode turned off, raise to wake turned off, and a good number of apps turned off from background fresh. This is puzzling that I am already down to 96% and I took it off the charger at like 7:15 AM and it's 9:52 AM. I mostly just been sitting at my desk at work. What in the world is draining it so fast?
Sorry, but your math is way off the mark.Isn't that less than 2% an hour? If you took it off the charge at 7.15 and its reading 96% at 9.52 then thats a rate of 4% every 2.51 hours, you would get well over 5 days on one charge.
Not my fault as there is obviously a bug in the iOS14 calculatorSorry, but your math is way off the mark.
100% / 4% * 2.51hrs / 24hrs = 2.61 days- The Math Nerd![]()
Your battery drain calculates to be 1.528% per hour. Your battery is not draining fast. Apple promises a battery life of 18 hours on a full charge. That calculates to a battery usage/loss of 5.556% per hour.
What are you expectations when it comes to battery life?