I keep Bluetooth on all the time and it doesn't appear to effect my battery life negatively.
Mine stays on all the time. Bluetooth uses very little battery, especially when it's not in use and idle.
. No, not multiple devices all the time, but it is constantly connected to my Watch.Do you have multiple devices connected to it all the time
I keep it on by default. When I get into my car, it connects, when I put on my Bose QC-35's or other Bluetooth headset, it connects. No negative impact with regards to battery life in my experience.or is it just on by default but not in use (grayed out Bluetooth symbol)?
. No, not multiple device all the time, but it is constantly connected to my Watch.
I keep it on by default. When I get into my car, it connects, when I put on my Bose QC-35's or other Bluetooth headset, it connects. No negative impact with regards to battery life in my experience.
So the battery drain is not noticeable?
There is none I can tell. It does use a small amount, but nothing to be concerned about. I don't worry about battery anyway. I'll upgrade before it goes dead.
I'll be upgrading between the end of September and the end of the year so I guess I won't have to worry about the battery.
Does having Bluetooth on all the time affect battery life and charging time?