Apple announced today during its Spring Forward event that the Apple Watch will get “all-day battery.” To be more exact, CEO Tim Cook specified that the wearable device will get 18 hours on a single charge, confirming reports from 9to5Mac’s own sources last week.
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18 hours of “typical use”.
2 hours on the first day when you can’t stop playing with it?
That’s true. And a few people will complain how short the battery life is, and a week later will admit that it normally lasts well over a day.
On the battery-detail page, there’s a nice unmentioned feature of the Watch:
If your battery gets too low, Apple Watch automatically switches into Power Reserve mode so you can continue to see the time for up to 72 hours.
(Source: http://www.apple.com/watch/battery.html)
That’s not unmentioned. http://9to5mac.com/2015/03/01/nyt-apple-watch-includes-power-reserve-mode-shows-only-the-time-but-conserves-battery-life/
what about internal memory, have ready anything.. no music on it?
*havent read