[Mac Guy]

Anybody else going in?

iOS 10.3.2 is needed first.

I'll do one Watch now and the rest tonight. It's a slow update for me, low bandwidth and all.

[doogald]

I learned my lesson last time: I'll do this later tonight or tomorrow night, when I can be without my watch for the hour or so I need to plug it in during the update.

[rangerdeyo]

I learned my lesson last time: I'll do this later tonight or tomorrow night, when I can be without my watch for the hour or so I need to plug it in during the update.

This.

[robertk328]

I learned my lesson last time: I'll do this later tonight or tomorrow night, when I can be without my watch for the hour or so I need to plug it in during the update.

Yes, it does take a while! And has to be on a charger so might as well just set it up to update overnight.

[eyecrispy]

Yes, it does take a while! And has to be on a charger so might as well just set it up to update overnight.

Definitely will do it later when it's on charger.

[doogald]

Yes, it does take a while! And has to be on a charger so might as well just set it up to update overnight.

I wear it overnight so I'll charge it before I go to bed. Probably tomorrow night, but we'll see.

[Mac Guy]

The Update process is two parts (after updating iOS)— from the Mother Ship to the phone, and from the phone to the Watch.

From the Mother Ship to the Watch took less then 10 min and that's with slow bandwidth. From the phone to my AWS2 took 30 min. I'm guessing the AWs will take longer.

[Snoweagle]

Did all the OS updates other than Mac which will be done tonight. So far so good.

[Snoweagle]

The Update process is two parts (after updating iOS)— from the Mother Ship to the phone, and from the phone to the Watch.

From the Mother Ship to the Watch took less then 10 min and that's with slow bandwidth. From the phone to my AWS2 took 30 min. I'm guessing the AWs will take longer.

Updating the watch always takes a longer time. If the watch OS is from eg. 3.2.X to 3.3, will take even longer.

[rangerdeyo]

All updated. The watch didnt take as long this time as the last patch.

[Mac Guy]

The watch didnt take as long this time as the last patch.

Yep. I've got very little bandwidth but this was still faster. My AWS2 was also faster than my AWs as it as been in the past.

[Mac Guy]

Updating the watch always takes a longer time. If the watch OS is from eg. 3.2.X to 3.3, will take even longer.

Of course it will. These .x.x Updates are small and seldom if ever contain firmware updates. If you think an .x.x to .x update takes longer, wait until there's a X.x to X.0 update.

Waiting for wOS4.

[Snoweagle]

Of course it will. These .x.x Updates are small and seldom if ever contain firmware updates. If you think an .x.x to .x update takes longer, wait until there's a X.x to X.0 update.

Waiting for wOS4.

That's true. OS 4 will take an even longer time to update, but the good things about these new versions is that updates are pretty significant.

[eyecrispy]

Updated overnight last night. Will see how things are today.

[robertk328]

Updated overnight last night. Will see how things are today.

I did the other night, so far haven't seen anything of concern.

[Mac Guy]

I got my three AWs updated and they did so faster than my AWS2. I attribute that to less traffic at the Update Trough.