Raise a wake?

[miketko]

To everybody who receive their watches how is the raised to wake function?

Does it wake at random times when swinging arms?

 

[tigerinexile]

It does, especially when I'm eating.

That said, now that I'm not syncing apps to it, battery isn't bad.


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[miketko]

It does, especially when I'm eating.

That said, now that I'm not syncing apps to it, battery isn't bad.


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Hmm. Can you turn off the function ?

 

[tigerinexile]

Hmm. Can you turn off the function ?

I thought we were supposed to be able to, but I haven't found that option yet.


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[tigerinexile]

Wait, found it in Settings on the watch itself.


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[Blackcash]

I was driving and every time I turned the wheel, I noticed the display would come on.
There is supposed to be a way to turn this off. I haven't found that option yet, either.

 

[tigerinexile]

I was driving and every time I turned the wheel, I noticed the display would come on.
There is supposed to be a way to turn this off. I haven't found that option yet, either.

In the Settings app from the big screen with the tiny bubbles on the watch, in General, then Activate on Wrist Raise.

It's too sensitive. I've killed it, it'll stop killing my battery.


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[miketko]

i knew it. same thing happens with my pebble. its a nice feature but its not funcitonal

 

[Suggs68]

It's definitely too sensitive, and I wish they'd add the ability to adjust sensitivity at some point, but I'm not turning it off yet. Don't want to have to push a button to check the time.

 

[tigerinexile]

Was too much on the battery when driving or eating.

A screen tap wakes it up too. But I understand, the watch waking itself up is cool.


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[miketko]

Hmm not sure how I feel about this. Guess I gotta see for myself