Re:Apple Introduces Apple Watch Ultra
by tzs on Wednesday September 07, 2022 @09:34PM
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Some settings might help.
I have a Series 4. I stick it on the charger in the evening when I've settled down on the couch to do the NYT crossword puzzle, watch TV, and read. I inevitably fall asleep sometime during that. Sometime in the next two hours I'll wake up to go pee, see that the watch is charged, and put it on, go pee, maybe go get a drink of water, and head to bed.
When I'm in bed I have the watch in theater mode and with notifications silenced.
When I'm awake, but not exercising, I generally have it in theater mode with notifications not silenced. I'll toggle it out of theater mode if I'm doing something where I'll want to look at the watch more than sporadically.
When I'm exercising I turn off theater mode. That's typically about 40 minutes every morning.
Most evenings when I stick it on the charger it is above 50%. A fair number of days it is above 66%.
I have a Series 4. I stick it on the charger in the evening when I've settled down on the couch to do the NYT crossword puzzle, watch TV, and read. I inevitably fall asleep sometime during that. Sometime in the next two hours I'll wake up to go pee, see that the watch is charged, and put it on, go pee, maybe go get a drink of water, and head to bed.
When I'm in bed I have the watch in theater mode and with notifications silenced.
When I'm awake, but not exercising, I generally have it in theater mode with notifications not silenced. I'll toggle it out of theater mode if I'm doing something where I'll want to look at the watch more than sporadically.
When I'm exercising I turn off theater mode. That's typically about 40 minutes every morning.
Most evenings when I stick it on the charger it is above 50%. A fair number of days it is above 66%.