rsgoldens
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I've had mine since Christmas 2015 and still around 40 - 50% when I throw it on the charger at night most of the time.
Took my Watch into my local Apple Store today and they're sending it out for service. 3-5 business days.
I'm not sure why they can't fix them in store like they do for the phones.
I had a conversation with the store manager at my local Apple Store. Its not that they can not fix/replace them in the stores, its that they want them back for the engineering teams to review the issues on the devices. I think they are still trying to iron out any kinks in the line. If you think about it the Watch is still a newish device and new quirks have been showing up.
Did they do that with iPhones, too? I don't remember that, but I didn't have an iPhone until the 3G.
I had the first iPhone but never had occasion to have it checked out. I do believe that whether a phone was repaired or replaced, the policy was to do it in the store and not send it out. At least that's the anecdotal evidence I'm familiar with.
After 2 weeks still getting easy 2 days out of mine, hope it stays this way.
I've had my Nike + watch since Friday and I charged it for the second time yesterday. This last charge lasted me 2.5 days. Simply outstanding. I was worried when Apple estimated 17 hrs and that is why I held off for so long.
I have a second watch arriving today. Besides the Nike+, I wanted the rose gold watch so that is the one coming today.
Apple under promises and over delivers with the battery estimations on the Watch. Even running the betas I get stelar battery performance. I could easily go 2 days without charging, but I have an issue and cant see my devices drop below 50% í*½í¸
I have a second watch arriving today. Besides the Nike+, I wanted the rose gold watch so that is the one coming today.
Nice! Did you get the 38 or 42mm?
I LIKE THE WAY YOU THINK! I like having different the different color Watches. Rose Gold is not my style, but I do need a Silver Watch so I'm waiting for a deal on a Nike+. If Target every carries them, I have a $100 gift card heating up my wallet.
I used to be like that but now and am more that way with new devices but once I figure out how they respond with regularly usage, I will push my devices all the way down, if needed. My watch rarely goes below 30% by the time I go to bed, but I would let it do that, if needed.
Even though I know I can go all day and then some, if I happen to look at the battery and its under 50% I start to twitch í*½í¸
eyecrispy said:Lol. Paranoia.
If at all possible, I put the Watch on the charger when it gets down to 50% or slightly above. This way keeps me from blasting through the charge cycles.
Did they do any diagnostics?