Apple rates the Apple Watch has having an “18-hour all day battery life”. However, sometimes, you end up using Apple Watch more than anticipated. This means you need to start micromanaging battery life on Apple Watch.
Follow along to learn how to check battery usage stats on Apple Watch..
How to check Apple Watch battery usage stats
- On iPhone, open the Watch app.
- Tap General > Usage.
- Scroll to the bottom. You’ll now see Usage and Standby time.
Unfortunately, unlike the iPhone, you don’t see a breakdown of battery usage by app. However, little information is better than none!
For more help getting the most out of your Apple devices, check out our how to guide as well as the following articles:
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