The battery is the most mortal component of a device. The more you use a device, the faster its battery health will go down. Unfortunately, we can’t do anything about it. Yes, you can avoid ways that decrease battery health effectively such as avoiding over-charge, trying to follow the charging cycle, and more. Despite all of that, it will gradually go down. However, we all know how to check our iPhones’ battery health and usage. But do you know how to check your Apple Watch’s battery health and usage? If not, then follow the article below.
You can check your Apple Watch’s battery health by following these steps:
Step 1: Go to the ‘Apps Menu’ by tapping the ‘Digital Crown.’
Step 2: Open ‘Settings.’
Step 3: Scroll down to ‘Battery’ and open it.
Step 4: Now you can see ‘Battery Health.’ Just tap on it and there you go.
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Unfortunately, the Apple Watch doesn’t show the usage of specific apps, but it does show a breakdown of battery usage. This will be shown through a chart that keeps a record of charging and usage in the past 24 hours. You can monitor that by going to Settings>Battery.
If your battery health is above 80%, then it’s not a problem. However, if it’s below 80%, then you should change the battery otherwise the smartwatch won’t last as it is supposed to. However, low battery health is not something you should be worried about a lot. A decline in battery health is a natural process and it will eventually go down as you use the device.
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Once again, you can’t stop the battery’s health from dying but you can always increase its life span. To do this, tap here.
